Why Choose Our Service
If you are looking to file for an uncontested simple divorce in Florida, you have reached the right place. We have over 10 years of experience preparing divorce documents in Florida . Our reputation stands behind your service, and our name is on the documents we prepare versus many of our competitors.
Some other companies charge a monthly fee after a certain amount of time. We never charge any addional fees. We work on a flat fee basis and the payment is split into 2 payments.
Most competitors you will find are companies that are not based in Florida. Others will just send you forms and some instructions, leaving you to do the rest on your own. You will have to make a trip to the court clerk to file your documents as well as schedule and attend a final hearing.
Our service will custom draft your documents the same day, make sure they are all correct, and make whatever changes need to be made, even if you take a while to move forward. We help you file all of your documents, and make sure the final judgment is properly and timely submitted to the court for signature.
In addition, if you use our service, neither of you will have to attend any hearings.
Divorce QuoteSimple Divorce in Mutual Agreement
This is when both parties are in agreement and willing to cooperate with the signing of the documents in front of a notary. Also there are no assets that need to be split, pending financial situations or alimony requested. Finally this is a divorce with no minor children.
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No Court Divorce Option
If both of you have been separated for quite some time and you feel things are pretty stable this is a great option. We make the process very easy, we offer printing and if the intake is received before 2pm the documents are emailed to both parties the same day.
For a Florida simple divorce without a court hearing (no-court divorce) the case will be filed in Lee County. It does not matter if you never lived there as long as one of you have lived in the State of Florida for the last 6 months.
This county makes the process very easy and accommodating for anyone filing for divorce.
Once efiled the judge reviews the documents and mails the final judgement to you and your ex along with a copy of the parenting plan and marital settlement agreement typically within 30 to 45 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What if my spouse changes her/his mind?
We understand emotions can go into a roller coaster ride during this process. If your spouse decides not to participate in a mutual agreement divorce then the next option would be to get him/her served divorce papers.
If you become a complete case management client for a Florida simple divorce we will not charge extra to make the proper adjustments to the paperwork. Keep in mind the process will change as follows:
- The case will require hearings and maybe even mediation. You are responsible for attending these hearings.
- Once the respondent (your ex) is served we need to wait 20 calendar days until we help you with the 2nd step in order to request a hearing.
- We will help you until the case is final however please understand we are not attorneys. We can help you with whatever paperwork is required but we cannot advocate on your behalf.
What if the Court Decides I Do Not Qualify for the Court Filing Fee Waiver?
The clerk of court decides if you qualify for the Application of Indigent Status. If they decide you do not qualify you can call them to request a payment plan.
Most courthouses will accommodate a 6 month payment plan. Paying the court filing fee in payments will not delay receiving the final judgement.
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This is a very common question. It does not matter where you got married. What matters is that either you or your soon to be ex has lived in the State of Florida for the last 6 months.
We have minor children but they live in another country, can I file for a simple divorce?
No, the petition for a simple divorce indicates it’s a simple divorce without children. A divorce with children requires many more documents. Please see our divorce with children page for more details.
I know where my ex lives however we do not speak at the moment. Can I still do a simple divorce in mutual agreement?
If you know where your spouse lives we can mail the documents however we find that when there is no communication between spouses, it can get a little dicey. We will include a letter indicating what we do and our contact information.
If your spouse does not send the notarized paperwork back we will need to serve him/her which will make it a simple divorce by summons and there will be a court hearing in your county courthouse that you need to attend. There is no additional fee on our part for making the switch.
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How does the 6 months residency requirement work?
The court requires that either party has a Florida driver’s license showing more than 6 months. If it’s not available then an Affidavit of Witness must be signed by someone that does meet this requirement and is willing to be a witness.
How Our Process Works
- Request a quote CLICK HERE
- Submit a very easy client intake form (link in quote)
- Pay the deposit and you both will receive the documents in your email usuall the same day.
- You either print the documents (or we send them to you and your ex in the mail)
- You both sign the documents in front of a notary and either scan them and email them back to us or mail them back to us.
- We will review the documents and file them on your behalf and mail the final judgement to the court.
- Once the case number has being issued we will send you the court information and a video showing you how you can check your case on their portal.
- The judge signs the final judgement and sends it in the mail. We will also check weekly and email both of you the final judgement just in case the mail gets delayed.
Disclaimer
We are not divorce attorneys and do not provide legal advice. Nothing on this website is to be considered legal advice. Please contact a Florida divorce lawyer for legal advice.