When suing for divorce, how long will the other party receive a subpoena and how long can it divorce? The time limit for hearing divorce proceedings is

1. After the other party sues for divorce, you will receive a court summons in about 20 days. 2. Divorce cases. If there is no big dispute, the summary procedure is applied, which is usually completed in about 3 months. If the case is complicated, it will be converted into an ordinary procedure and completed in about 6 months. Time for the people's court to notify the defendant after filing a case: 1. The people's court shall, within five days from the date of deciding to file a case, serve a copy of the plaintiff's complaint on the defendant and inform the defendant to submit a written reply; 2. The defendant shall file a reply within 15 days from the date of receiving the copy of the indictment served by the people's court. If the defendant fails to make a reply within fifteen days, the people's court will try the case as usual and make a judgment. What is the time limit for divorce proceedings? (1) The time limit for ordinary procedures to hear civil cases of first instance is six months; If there are special circumstances that need to be extended, it can be extended for six months with the approval of the president of our hospital. If an extension is necessary, it may be extended for another three months with the approval of the people's court at the next higher level. (2) For civil cases tried by summary procedure, the time limit is three months. (3) The time limit for hearing appeals against civil judgments is three months; If there are special circumstances that need to be extended, it can be extended for three months with the approval of the president of our hospital. In other words, divorce cases are generally concluded within six months (fifteen months under special circumstances), and the period of summary procedure is three months. The appeal against the judgment of the court of first instance is generally concluded within three months (six months under special circumstances).