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In Maryland, a Complaint for Absolute Divorce is a legal document that, when filed with the appropriate circuit court, initiates a dissolution of marriage proceeding with the court.
The complaint must be filed with the Circuit Court in the county where either spouse resides. In order to file a Complaint for Absolute Divorce in Maryland , either spouse must have been a resident of Maryland for at least six months before filing.
A Complaint for Absolute Divorce does not legally end the marriage. To finalize and complete a divorce, a judge must sign a Judgment of Absolute Divorce. At any time before the judge signs the Judgment, a Complaint for Absolute Divorce can be withdrawn by the spouse who filed it with the court. Except in cases of domestic violence, no judge can sign a Judgment of Absolute Divorce until at least one year has passed from the time the Complaint was filed with the court, unless the grounds for divorce occurred outside the state.
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