I am still legally married but divorce is right around the corner. I don't think there really is a set amount of time as to how long one should wait. I think it is something that is personal to each individual. Furthermore, it would also change depending on the circumstances surrounding the divorce. If the split was a long time coming, I would say the "turn around" time would be a lot shorter. I have 3 kids (at a very young age mind you) from my marriage and while it did shy some people away while in the field, I was still able to land an amazing woman who accepted the fact that I had children and an ex wife at such a young age and we are doing very well. As I said, it is all probably a case by case thing.

hope you did asap, lifes too short to waste a minute of it regretting that you didn't do it sooner ... *lix*

hope you did asap, lifes too short to waste a minute of it regretting that you didn't do it sooner ... *lix*

hope you did asap, lifes too short to waste a minute of it regretting that you didn't do it sooner ... *lix*

my first wife and I were married 10 years before things got stressed. I met a girl at a friends shortly after the divorce was final and were married 1 month later. so it was 2 months after the divorce. second wife called it quits after 5 years and this hit a dry spell. lol. I did meet a lovely young girl and were married (still are at 41 years) after probably a nine month spread.