In Mississippi is there a waiting period before filing divorce?

In a irreconcilable differences divorce there is a sixty day statutory period, after the joint petition is filed, before a Final judgment of Divorce can be signed by the Chancellor.

This appears to be a situation where you can have an attorney draw up the papers, both parties sign the papers, file the papers and after the 60 days time period has lapsed, then the attorney can take the papers to the judge to get the divorce finalized, assuming neither party has withdrawn their consent to the divorce during the 60 days period. That's the quickest, cheapest, and most painless way to obtain a divorce.