A default divorce happens when one spouse files for divorce, serves the other spouse with legal papers, and the other spouse never files a response. Once the response deadline passes — usually somewhere between 20 and 30 days — the court can move forward without the non-responding spouse’s participation. This...
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What If Your Spouse Ignores Divorce Papers?
Here’s the short version: ignoring divorce papers doesn’t stop the divorce. It means the court proceeds based on what the filing spouse submitted — without input from the other side. This plays out the same way every time. One spouse files, gets the other one properly served, and then… nothing....
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