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Researchers found that the average separation lasts a year or less. For couples who eventually reconciled, most did so within the first two years. Beyond two years, there is little chance that a couple will reconcile. Many couples who end up divorcing do so after three or four years of separation. A few separations last more than 10 years. Those relationships tend to result in an ongoing separation where complicating factors prevent the couple from divorcing.
The length of every divorce varies. If there are children, there is a 60 day waiting period after the case officially begins. If there are no children there is a 60 separation requirement, but that may occur before we file. Although, we cannot and do not make guarantees as to time, if everything is agreed to, three to four months is not an unreasonable estimate for an uncontested divorce with kids and four to six weeks without.