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Things to know about an Uncontested Divorce in Florida

  Going through an uncontested divorce might be a perfect alternative for couples wanting to divorce as peacefully as possible. But just because it’s a good alternative does not mean that it is for everyone, since getting divorced is an important matter that shouldn’t be taken lightly, some things must be considered beforehand. For those reasons, we’ll go over some key points in uncontested divorce that will hopefully help you to make an informed decision on whether this path is the one you and your spouse should pursue. How much does an Uncontested Divorce Cost In simple terms, when working with a lawyer, the cost of an uncontested divorce may cost between $2,000 and $5,000, which is not bad at all considering the alternative of a contested divorce. However, the cost will also depend on many factors, which are: Whether the spouses need mediation to help come to an agreement Whether the spouses use a document preparation service to prepare the forms Whether the spouses do

Simplified Dissolution of Marriage in Florida

In Florida, Simplified Dissolution of Marriage is the procedure in which people can get a divorce if they have no issues to decide with the court except the divorce itself, meaning that no children are involved nor there is property to be divided. This is one of the ways to have an Uncontested Divorce and is also the quickest and simplest. In this article we’ll explain the requirements to have a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage and whether or not you should pursue this route. Requirements to file a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage In Florida, you can file a petition for a simplified dissolution of marriage if: ·          You and your spouse agree that the marriage is irretrievably broken.   ·          You and your spouse have no minor children together nor the wife is currently pregnant.   ·          You and/or your spouse must have lived in Florida for at least 6 months before