Can court reject divorce?

Yes, a court can reject a divorce petition in some cases if it does not meet the legal requirements or if the grounds for divorce are insufficient.

Common reasons for rejection of a divorce petition include procedural errors in filing, failure to meet residency requirements, or lack of valid grounds for divorce. In addition to this, if both parties reconcile before the divorce is finalized, the court may dismiss the case. However, rejection is not typical if the legal procedures are followed correctly and valid grounds for divorce are provided. It is advisable to consult with a lawyer to ensure compliance with specific jurisdictional requirements and prevent potential rejections.