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Uncontested Divorce in Florida With Property — How It Works
Filing an Uncontested Divorce in Florida With Property
If you and your spouse agree on how to divide your assets and debts, you can file for an uncontested divorce in Florida — even when property is involved. The best part? You don’t have to step foot in court. Go here to learn more and read our uncontested divorce guide.
What Counts as Property in a Divorce?
Property includes everything acquired during the marriage, such as:
- Homes, vehicles, and real estate
- Bank accounts and retirement plans
- Furniture, jewelry, and electronics
- Credit card debt or loans
As long as both spouses agree on who gets what, the court won’t need to decide for you — which keeps the process simple and fast.
Do We Need to List the Property in the Divorce?
Yes. Even in an uncontested divorce, you must complete a Marital Settlement Agreement that outlines how assets and debts are divided. At Divorce in Florida Online, we include this in every case involving property.
You can review our current document-preparation fees, payment options and other possible costs on our Florida divorce pricing page
Is a Court Hearing Required?
No hearing is required if your paperwork is properly completed and both parties sign in advance. This makes your divorce much faster — typically finalized in 30 to 45 days.
How to Get Started
We help couples file for uncontested divorce with property completely online — no stress, no confusion. We’ll guide you through the financial disclosure process and ensure your documents are accepted by the court.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I file for uncontested divorce in Florida if we have property?
Yes. As long as you and your spouse agree on how to divide assets and debts, you can file uncontested — even if you own a home or other property.
Will we need to go to court?
No, not if everything is agreed to and signed in advance. We handle your case entirely online, without a court hearing.
What documents are required for property division?
You’ll need to sign a Marital Settlement Agreement that outlines who gets what. We prepare this for you as part of our service.
Do we need to provide financial disclosures?
Yes. Even in uncontested cases, Florida law requires both parties to exchange financial information unless both waive that requirement in writing.
Have questions? Call or text us at 800-474-1970.