Uncontested Simple Divorce Process

Get your uncontested simple divorce final judgement within 30 days without leaving your home or office. Even if your spouse lives in another state.

Before we explain any further…

We are aware that there are other companies out there that promise a quick divorce without a court hearing for less than our fee.

Most of these companies do not provide ALL the information up front so that you can make an informed decision before you take out your credit card.

Unfortunatley they use the bait and switch tactic where the fee they advertise is deceptive and add on more fees after you already paid a deposit.

The entry fee is low and attractive however NONE of them include the notary fee, and most of them charge extra to e-file the documents for you.

Some even charge a monthly fee after a certain amount of time has passed and you have not moved forward.

Many of them don’t even add their company information to the bottom of the forms as required by the Florida Bar Association.

Some are not even based in Florida and advertise as “attorney prepared” however the attorney is not a Florida attorney and do not add their information to the paperwork either. Pretty shady.

Even how long it takes to get the final judgement is deceptive.

We have been helping people get divorced without a court hearing for many years, working with the same courthouse they use, and in our experience it takes on average 30 days from the date we get the case number.

We know this because we check all our client cases weekly. When we see the final judgement in the system we email it to our clients just in case the mail gets lost.

Sometimes it works faster but that’s not the majority of the time.

Rant over…now to the regular programming!

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The Most Convenient Uncontested Florida Simple Divorce

• Forms Completed same business day when information and deposit is received before 2 pm.
• Nothing to print or mail if using our remote notary.
• Notarize the forms remotely from your home or office or take them to the notary of your choice (will require printing).
• We will file the case in court within 24 hours (during the week) after we receive the notarized forms from the notary
• You and your spouse will receive the final judgement in the mail from the court usually within 30 to 45 days after filing. We will also keep track of your case and email you the final judgement.

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Qualifications:

• No minor children
• No financial pending matters such as alimony, split of assets or bills, retirement or investment accounts
• In Mutual Agreement – this means BOTH parties willing and ready to sign the documents
• One of you MUST live in Florida for more than 6 months and be able to prove it with a Florida driver’s license. Read below in the Q&A section if you do not have this requirement.
• Both of you will need to be able to verify your identity with a driver’s license (any state), a passport or government issued non-driver identification card. Item used to verify your identity must be current and unexpired.

Don’t Qualify or Does Not Meet Your Budget?

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Who Is Divorce in Florida Online

My name is Yamil Francisco and we have been helping our customers get divorced for 15+ years, have an excellent rating on Google and are proud of having an A+ rating with the BBB (Better Business Bureau. As leaders in the industry, we adhere to the rules set for non-attorneys by the Florida Bar Association and do not provide legal advice or represent anyone in court.

All we do is divorce documents.

We are not an a jack of all trades and most importantly, we are based in Tampa, Florida and work with most jurisdictions throughout the State.

We are minority, female owned and LGBTQ+ friendly.

What Is a Remote Online Notary

A remote online notary (RON) is a Florida Notary Public licensed to notarize documents remotely via a court approved software. The notary is based in Florida however the signer can be anywhere in the world as long as their identity can be proven.

Detailed Process

1. Click HERE to get started
2. Submit the information requested: date of marriage, city, state or country where the marriage took place and the demographic information such as both names, addresses, phone, email, date of birth and last 4 of each social security numbers. Then click on the link revealed to make the payment.
3. We will prepare the forms within 1 hour of speaking with both of you. You will both receive the forms by email, please review them and click on the link provided to make an appointment with the notary. Appointments are usually available within 24 hours.
4. At the appointed time you will follow the link sent to you by the notary to start the signing process. Your spouse can be on the same session or schedule their own time.
5. Once signed the notary will send us the documents back, we will review the documents to see if you are low income and if you qualify for the court filing fee waiver.
6. If you qualify for the court filing fee waiver we will file the documents on your behalf and send you the case number as soon as we have it. If you do not qualify for the court filing fee waiver then you will need to pay $412 ($408 plus a convenience fee charged by the court) you will pay this directly to them, we will walk you through the process. The court will send you the case number directly.
7. We will immediately mail the final judgement to the judge with self addressed, self stamped envelopes so that both of you receive the final judgement in the mail quickly. The judge will sign it and send it to both of you in the mail, typically within 30 days. We will monitor your case weekly and email both of you the final judgement in case the mail gets lost.

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Disclaimer

Divorce in Florida Online is a non-attorney service that follows all the requirements set by The Bar Association. We do not provide ANY legal advice or represent anyone in court. Speak with a Florida divorce attorney to ask for legal advice.

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