Florida Uncontested Divorce Case Studies
Anonymized walkthroughs of real Florida uncontested divorces handled by the Law Office of Antonio G. Jimenez: the timeline, the paperwork, and what slowed each case down.
30 days hired to final judgment · With children
Finishing a Pro Se Divorce That Had Been Stalled for Nearly a Year
A father's self-filed uncontested divorce sat inactive for eight months because his own settlement agreement said there were no children. How it got finished.
Read the case study11 days hired to final judgment · With children
An Uncontested Divorce with a Minor Child, Finalized the Same Day It Was Filed
A couple with one minor child, a parenting plan, and a relocation clause had their Final Judgment entered the same day the case was filed. Here's what made that possible.
Read the case study63 days hired to final judgment · With children
Resolving a Paternity Question in the Middle of an Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce hit a complication when a child born during the marriage was not the husband's. How it was resolved without becoming a contested case.
Read the case study7 days hired to final judgment · No children
From Hire to Final Judgment in 7 Days: A High-Asset Uncontested Divorce
A couple with vehicles, two retirement accounts, credit card debt, and a premarital home went from hiring the firm to a Final Judgment in 7 days. Here's how.
Read the case study43 days hired to final judgment · No children
Why a Settlement Agreement's Notary Certificate Has to Match Every Signature
A notary's certificate must confirm exactly who signed, not just that a signature line is filled in. A real case where that gap was caught and fixed the next day.
Read the case studyEach case study describes one past case handled by the firm. Names and identifying details have been removed. Every case is different, and nothing here predicts or guarantees how long your case will take or how it will turn out.
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