Simple, Transparent Pricing
Uncontested Florida divorce for a $750 flat attorney fee — attorney-prepared and attorney-reviewed before filing. No retainers. No hourly billing. Just clear, flat-fee pricing.
Reviewed June 2026
$750
Uncontested Divorce
Kids or No Kids
Same flat fee
2 Weeks
Typical timeline
Uncontested Divorce — One Flat Fee
Complete uncontested divorce — everything included from filing to final judgment.
- Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
- Answer and Waiver of Service
- Marital Settlement Agreement
- Waiver of Financial affidavits
- Submission of packet to remote notary
- + 6 more...
Why We Focus on Uncontested Divorce
Traditional divorce lawyers charge $5,000-$10,000 or more because they handle contested cases — battles over property, custody, and support that drag on for months.
But when you and your spouse already agree on the terms, your case is different. Florida is a no-fault state — the only required ground is that the marriage is irretrievably broken (F.S. 61.052), so there's nothing for a judge to decide. You need an attorney to prepare the paperwork correctly and guide it through the court — without the cost of a contested battle.
That's what we do. We focus on uncontested divorces — cases where both parties agree. This focus lets us offer flat-fee pricing at a fraction of what traditional lawyers charge.
Streamlined Process
Many cases finalize in about two weeks when both spouses sign promptly. Florida sets a 20-day waiting period after filing (F.S. 61.19); timing still varies by county.
Attorney Reviewed
Every document reviewed by Florida Bar licensed attorney.
Flat Fee
No hourly billing. No surprise charges. One price.
Practicing Since 2006
Florida family law since 2006.
Attorney-drafted, attorney-reviewed — not DIY forms
You don't need litigation pricing for a non-litigation divorce — but you still need attorney-drafted documents. Here's exactly what the flat $750 covers.
Included in the $750 attorney fee
- Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
- Marital Settlement Agreement
- Parenting plan & child support documents (if children)
- Financial disclosure documents
- E-filing with the court
- Attorney review before filing
- Victoria-guided online intake
- Private case tracker — always know where your case stands
- Unlimited email support
Not included (needs a different path)
- ✗Contested disputes or negotiation
- ✗Formal financial discovery
- ✗Mediation of disagreements
- ✗Emergency motions or injunctions
- ✗Contested hearings or trial
- ✗Representing both spouses
Why is it only $750?
Because you're not litigating. Divorce gets expensive from conflict — discovery fights, depositions, contested hearings, and hourly back-and-forth. When you both agree, none of that happens. $750 is the flat attorney fee for a limited-scope uncontested case. Large dollar amounts don't make a case contested — disagreement does.
Every document is reviewed by Antonio G. Jimenez, Esq. · Florida Bar #21022 before filing. The firm represents the purchasing spouse; your spouse may sign as an unrepresented party and may seek independent legal advice.
Attorney-reviewed before filing
Every document is prepared through an attorney-designed process and reviewed by Antonio G. Jimenez, Esq. (Florida Bar #21022) before anything is signed or filed. If we make an error in the paperwork, we'll correct it. We can't promise a court outcome or timeline — but the work is done by a Florida attorney, not a form mill.
Additional Fees & Costs
Our prices are for legal services only. The following are paid separately:
- Court filing fee ($425.16 total, includes 4% convenience fee for card payments)
- Notary fees ($50 per signing session)
- Recording fees for deeds (if applicable)
We'll provide exact amounts for your situation before you get started.
What If We Don't Agree on Everything?
If you and your spouse don't agree on the major terms, that's a contested divorce — and we focus on uncontested cases only. However, we can still help:
Ask Victoria (Free)
Chat with Victoria, our AI assistant, to talk through your situation and understand whether there's a path to agreement. If your case is contested, we can point you toward attorneys who handle those matters.
Find a Contested-Divorce Attorney
If your case stays contested, we can point you to Divorce.law's network of vetted family law attorneys across Florida. If you and your spouse later reach agreement, our $750 flat-fee uncontested divorce can take it from there.
Ready to Get Started?
Complete uncontested divorce for a flat $750 — with or without children. Attorney-prepared and attorney-reviewed before filing. Not sure where to start? Ask Victoria, free.