Florida · Uncontested divorce

Do you qualify for an uncontested divorce in Florida?

An uncontested Florida dissolution fits couples who agree on the split and can meet the residency rule. A few situations push you toward the simplified track, and a few push you off the DIY path entirely.

  • One spouse has lived in Florida for at least six months before filing.
  • You both agree on property, debts, and, if you have children, time-sharing and support.
  • The simplified dissolution track requires no minor children and no request for alimony.
  • If your spouse is likely to contest, or you cannot locate them, talk to a lawyer before filing.

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