Marriage at a young age often brings hope, passion, and dreams of building a life together. But as the years pass, those early dreams can start to unravel, especially if the couple grows in different directions. Whether you married right out of high school, during college, or in your early twenties, you might now be wondering: What happens if you feel like you made the wrong decision?
What does divorce look like if you are still young, have no assets, or still care about your spouse? This blog walks through what you need to know if you are thinking about ending a marriage that began when you were very young. If you do decide that divorce is the right way forward for you, our DuPage County, IL divorce attorneys are here to help you work through your options.
Can I Get Divorced in Illinois If I Am Still in My Twenties?
Illinois law does not impose an age limit for divorce, so long as you are legally married. If you were old enough to get married, you are old enough to file for divorce. Under 750 ILCS 5/401, one spouse must live in Illinois for at least 90 days before filing. If you meet that requirement, you can initiate the divorce process.