At Divorce in Florida Online, we make it easier for residents of Alachua County, Florida, to file for divorce without the high costs of hiring an attorney. With an A+ Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating and glowing reviews from satisfied clients, we’re your trusted partner in navigating the divorce process with professionalism, transparency, and empathy.

Why Choose Us?

  • A+ BBB Rating: Our track record of excellence is backed by the Better Business Bureau.
  • 5-Star Google Reviews: Clients love our compassionate service, fast response times, and clear guidance.
  • Experienced Document Preparers: We are experienced in handling all types of divorce documentation. We have 10+ years of experience.
  • Flat-Fee Pricing: No surprise fees. Pay once, and we see your case through to completion. Our quote will give every fee we charge up front.
  • Filing Fee Waiver Assistance: If you qualify, we help you request a court fee waiver, saving you up to $408. If you receive social security income, such as disability or retirement income or are unemployed, you have dependents, you most likely will qualify. The qualifying process is easy, most counties do not ask for supporting documents in order to qualify.

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Types of Divorce We Handle

  1. Simple Divorce (Mutual Agreement): No children, no shared property, and no joint debts? This option is the fastest because there is no court hearing. We file these cases online in Lee county regardless of the county you live in. Our cases are usually final before 45 days of obtaining the case number from the court.
  2. Divorce by Summons: If your spouse refuses to cooperate, is in jail, or there was any kind of abuse in the relationship, we will help you get your spouse  served with the divorce papers. We will stay on your case until you become divorced. There will be hearings which you will need to attend and it could take anywhere from 3 months to a year.
  3. Divorce by Publication: Can’t locate your spouse? We’ll help you meet the court’s requirements to move forward.
  4. Divorce with Minor Children: Includes child support calculations and a parenting plan to protect your family’s future.
  5. Divorce with Property Division: Whether you have shared property, alimony, or joint bills, we’ll help you organize the documentation.

How Much Does a Divorce Cost?

Our fees are based on the complexity of your case, not by the hour. Unlike attorneys, we offer transparent flat-fee pricing. The cost covers:

  • Form preparation
  • E-filing
  • Mailing of documents

If you have low or no income, or receive government assistance, we will help you request the court filing fee to be waived.

How the Process Works

  1. Get a Free Quote: Use the button below to get a personalized quote based on your unique situation.
  2. Prepare Your Documents: Our experts prepare the necessary forms for your divorce.
  3. File at the Courthouse: We assist with e-filing, court appearances, and more.
  4. Final Divorce Decree: We follow through to the end, ensuring you’re fully divorced with no loose ends.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get the court filing fee waived?
Yes, if you qualify. We will include the Application for Indigent Status in your document package to help you avoid the $408 filing fee.

What if my spouse won’t sign the papers?
No problem. We help you pivot to a Divorce by Summons or Divorce by Publication to ensure you can move forward without their cooperation.

Can I avoid attending a court hearing?
Yes, for certain divorce types. Ask us if you qualify for a no-court hearing divorce.

Our Commitment to You

  • No Hidden Fees: Our flat-fee model means you pay once, and we handle your case from start to finish.
  • We Don’t Quit: We stay with you until your divorce is finalized.
  • Clear Communication: Access us via phone or email for updates and support.

If you’re ready to start your divorce in Alachua County, click below for your free, personalized quote. With our A+ BBB rating, stellar client reviews, and affordable pricing, you’re in good hands.

Disclaimer

We are not attorneys and cannot give you legal advice. We are limited to working with you during the process, such as completing documents however we will not be representing you in court. 

If you need legal advice we encourage you to contact a divorce attorney. We recommend Legal Shield, a low cost legal membership with many benefits including consulting a divorce attorney. Click on the image below to access the program.

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