Florida Divorce Resources

No New 2026 Florida Alimony Formula or Time-Sharing Law

Despite viral 2026 headlines, Florida enacted no new alimony formula or equal time-sharing law this session. Here's what actually governs your divorce.

Uncontested Divorce Orlando FL: $750 Flat Fee (2026)

Uncontested divorce Orlando: $750 flat attorney fee statewide, filed in the 9th Circuit at the Orange County Clerk. Forms, cost, and timeline explained.

Uncontested Divorce No Children Tampa FL: $750 (2026)

Uncontested divorce with no children in Tampa, FL for a $750 flat attorney fee. Forms, Hillsborough filing fee, timeline, and simplified dissolution explained.

Simplified Dissolution Tampa FL: $750 Fast Divorce (2026)

Simplified dissolution in Tampa costs a $750 flat attorney fee plus ~$408 filing. See who qualifies, Form 12.901(a), and the Hillsborough process.

FL SB 644 Retroactive Attorney Fee Bill Died (2026)

Florida CS/CS/SB 644 would have let divorce courts award attorney fees retroactively and resolved a DCA split — but it died in Rules on 3/13/2026.

Uncontested DivorceJul 20, 202612 min read

Uncontested Divorce With Children Tampa FL: $750 (2026)

File an uncontested divorce with children in Tampa for a $750 flat attorney fee. Parenting plan, time-sharing, forms, and Hillsborough court steps (2026).

Online Divorce Tampa FL: File for $750 (2026 Guide)

File an online divorce in Tampa, FL through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal. $750 flat attorney fee statewide (court costs ~$408 separate). 2026 guide.

No, Florida SB 1128 Didn't Pass: The Unwed-Father Mix-Up (2026)

Florida SB 1128 died in committee in March 2026 and never took effect. The unwed-father law people cite is 2023's HB 775. Here's the difference.

Tampa Divorce Court: Where & How to File (2026 Guide)

Filing an uncontested divorce in Tampa divorce court? Learn where to file in Hillsborough County, the ~$408 fee, and our $750 flat attorney fee.

No, Florida HB 943 Isn't an Alimony Formula Bill (2026)

Claims that Florida HB 943 adds a formula-based alimony multiplier in 2026 are false. HB 943 is an insurance bill. Here's the real alimony law.

SB 1128 Died: Florida Time-Sharing Law Unchanged (2026)

Florida SB 1128 did not take effect. Here is what actually governs time-sharing enforcement and parenting-plan hearings under current F.S. Chapter 61.

Florida SB 1128 Did Not Take Effect: No Priority Time-Sharing (2026)

Reports that Florida SB 1128 took effect July 2026 with priority time-sharing hearings and faster parenting plans are false. The bill died in committee. Here is the real status.

Florida SB 1128 Time-Sharing Hearing Bill Died (2026)

Florida SB 1128 proposed fast-tracked time-sharing hearings and after-hours judges, but died in committee March 2026. What it meant for Florida parents.

Uncontested Divorce Lawyer Tampa FL: $750 Flat Fee (2026)

Uncontested divorce lawyer Tampa FL for a $750 flat attorney fee statewide. Hillsborough filing court, forms, timeline, and costs explained (2026).

How to File Uncontested Divorce in Tampa FL: $750 (2026)

How to file uncontested divorce in Tampa: forms, Hillsborough clerk fees, and steps. $750 flat attorney fee (court costs ~$408 separate). 2026 guide.

Florida SB 1128 Failed: No New Time-Sharing Rules (2026)

Florida SB 1128 died in committee on March 13, 2026, and did not take effect July 1. Existing parenting-plan and time-sharing law is unchanged. What it means.

Uncontested DivorceJul 20, 202614 min read

Uncontested Divorce Self Employed Florida: $750 (2026)

Uncontested divorce self employed florida for a $750 flat attorney fee. How business owners handle valuation, income & the MSA to stay uncontested (2026).

NewsJul 19, 20266 min read

Florida SB 1128 Died in Committee: No New Time-Sharing Deadlines (2026)

Florida SB 1128 did not become law. It died in committee on March 13, 2026. Here is what the time-sharing and parenting-plan bill actually proposed.

NewsJul 19, 20266 min read

No, Florida's Child Support Cap Didn't Jump to $50K (2026)

Viral posts claim Florida HB 1014 raised the child support income cap from $12K to $50K/month in 2026. That's Washington State law — here's Florida's real rule.

NewsJul 19, 20266 min read

No, Florida Didn't Raise Its Child Support Cap to $50K

HB 1014's $12K-to-$50K child support cap increase is a Washington law, not Florida. Florida's F.S. 61.30 combined-income cap is still $10,000. What's real in 2026.