In-depth guides, legal insights, and practical advice to help you navigate divorce in Florida. Written by experienced family law attorneys.
Florida financial affidavit divorce guide: Form 12.902(b) short vs 12.902(c) long, mandatory disclosure, the 45-day rule, and waivers. $750 flat fee.
Military divorce Florida guide: SCRA protections, USFSPA pension division, the 10/10 rule, residency, and a $750 flat-fee uncontested option for 2026.
Restore your maiden or former name in a Florida divorce. 2026 guide to the petition request, final judgment, forms, and our $750 flat-fee uncontested divorce.
How property division works in an uncontested Florida divorce: equitable distribution under F.S. 61.075, who gets the house, and our $750 flat fee.
Spouse won't sign divorce in Florida? You can still divorce. Learn the default process, F.S. 61.052, and when our $750 flat fee applies (court costs separate).
Florida Supreme Court's divided Brito v. Salas ruling lets an at-home sperm donor seek parental rights. A Florida attorney explains what it means for families.
Spouse won't sign divorce in Florida? You can still get divorced via default. Learn the process, forms, and our $750 flat-fee uncontested option.
Florida divorce residency requirements explained: the 6-month rule under F.S. 61.021, how to prove residency, and a $750 flat-fee uncontested option.
How alimony works in an uncontested Florida divorce after SB 1416. Waive or set support in your MSA. $750 flat attorney fee, all 67 counties.
Simplified dissolution Miami guide: qualify under F.S. 61.052(2), file Form 12.901(a), pay our $750 flat attorney fee plus ~$409 court costs. 2026 steps.
Uncontested divorce no children Florida: $750 flat attorney fee statewide, simplified dissolution vs. regular, forms, timeline, and 2026 requirements explained.
How child support works in a Florida uncontested divorce: the guidelines worksheet, the $750 flat attorney fee, and what parents can and cannot agree to.
Florida HB 277 takes effect July 1, 2026, adding new domestic violence injunction risk factors and tougher penalties. What it means for divorce cases.
SB 1128 would have fast-tracked Florida time-sharing hearings, but it died in committee in March 2026. Here's what it proposed and what it means.
Florida SB 1128 would have mandated after-hours judges and 5-business-day time-sharing enforcement hearings. Here's what the stalled bill means for parents.
Is divorce mediation required in Florida? Learn when mediation is mandatory, divorce mediation cost in Florida, and how a $750 flat-fee uncontested divorce skips it.
Do you need a lawyer for uncontested divorce in Florida? You can file pro se, but an attorney-prepared divorce costs $750 flat. Here's how to decide.
Florida's permanent alimony ban under §61.08 reshapes 2026 divorces with durational caps and the 35% rule. A Florida attorney breaks down what changed.
Filing an uncontested divorce with children in Miami? Learn the parenting plan, time-sharing, child support steps, and our $750 flat attorney fee (2026).
Do you need a lawyer for an uncontested divorce in Florida? No law requires one, but here's when an attorney-prepared $750 flat-fee divorce is worth it.
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