Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce in Florida is a dissolution of marriage where both spouses agree on every issue—how to divide property and debts, alimony, and, if there are minor children, time-sharing, the parenting plan, and child support. Because there is nothing left for a judge to decide, these cases move through the court far more simply than contested ones and are the only type of divorce our firm handles at a $750 flat fee. Florida calls this a "dissolution of marriage," and a fully agreed case usually means no trial and minimal court appearances.
Last updated June 21, 2026
Legal Definition
A dissolution of marriage under F.S. §61.052 in which the parties resolve all issues by written agreement (typically a marital settlement agreement, and a parenting plan where minor children are involved), leaving no material facts for the court to adjudicate. It may proceed as a regular dissolution or, if statutory conditions are met, as a simplified dissolution under F.S. §61.052.
Example
Because they already agreed on dividing their home and savings, the couple qualified for an uncontested divorce.
Related Statutes
- 61.052
- 61.046
Related Terms
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