The Court does not have the power to grant a Divorce for at least sixty days after the Divorce petition has been filed. The Texas Legislature’s reason for requiring this waiting period is to ensure that something as serious as a Divorce is not rushed into without a period of reflection and thought. This waiting period cannot be waived by agreement or shortened by the Court.
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