• What Kind of Divorce Do I File?

  • Your answers indicate that you are not eligible to file for dissolution of marriage in Florida. To file for a divorce in the state of Florida, either you or your spouse must have lived in Florida for 6 months before filing and your marriage must be irretrievably broken.

  • Your answers indicate that you are not eligible to file for dissolution of marriage in Florida. To file for a divorce in the state of Florida, either you or your spouse must have lived in Florida for 6 months before filing and your marriage must be irretrievably broken.

  • Filing for divorce when your spouse has been adjudged mentally incapacitated is a complex matter. We recommend you do not proceed unless you first consult with an attorney.

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage WITH Dependent or Minor Child(ren). 

    You may want to file for this type of divorce when the following are true:

    • You and your spouse HAVE dependent or minor children or the wife IS pregnant, AND
    • You disagree about property, debts, or other matters and wish to have a judge settle them for you.
    • Either you or your spouse is seeking support (alimony).
    • You would like to ask questions and get documents concerning your spouse’s income, expenses, assets, debts, or other matters before having a trial or settlement.
    • You would like to reserve your rights to have any matters reconsidered or appeal the judge’s decision.

    NOTE: Any time children are involved you MUST file this type of divorce.

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce today.

     

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage WITH Property but No Dependent or Minor Child(ren). 

    You may want to file for this type of divorce when the following are true:

    • You and your spouse DO NOT have any dependent or minor children, and the wife is NOT pregnant.
    • You disagree about property, debts, or other matters and wish to have a judge settle them for you.
    • Either you or your spouse is seeking support (alimony).
    • You would like to ask questions and get documents concerning your spouse’s income, expenses, assets, debts, or other matters before having a trial or settlement.
    • You would like to reserve your rights to have any matters reconsidered or appeal the judge’s decision.

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce now.

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage with NO Dependent or Minor Child(ren) or Property. 

    You may file for this type of divorce ONLY when the following are true:

    • You have NO dependent or minor children and the wife is not pregnant. 
    • You have NO marital assets or marital debts.
    • Neither you nor your spouse is seeking spousal support (alimony).

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce now.

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage WITH Property but No Dependent or Minor Child(ren). 

    You may want to file for this type of divorce when the following are true:

    • You and your spouse DO NOT have any dependent or minor children, and the wife is NOT pregnant.
    • You disagree about property, debts, or other matters and wish to have a judge settle them for you.
    • Either you or your spouse is seeking support (alimony).
    • You would like to ask questions and get documents concerning your spouse’s income, expenses, assets, debts, or other matters before having a trial or settlement.
    • You would like to reserve your rights to have any matters reconsidered or appeal the judge’s decision.

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce now.

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY be eligible to file for simplified dissolution of marriage in Florida. 

    Click here to take see if you qualify for a Florida simplified dissolution of marriage now. 

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage with NO Dependent or Minor Child(ren) or Property. 

    You may file for this type of divorce ONLY when the following are true:

    • You have NO dependent or minor children and the wife is not pregnant. 
    • You have NO marital assets or marital debts.
    • Neither you nor your spouse is seeking spousal support (alimony).

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce now.

  • Your answers indicate that you MAY BE eligible to file for Dissolution of Marriage WITH Property but No Dependent or Minor Child(ren). 

    You may want to file for this type of divorce when the following are true:

    • You and your spouse DO NOT have any dependent or minor children, and the wife is NOT pregnant.
    • You disagree about property, debts, or other matters and wish to have a judge settle them for you.
    • Either you or your spouse is seeking support (alimony).
    • You would like to ask questions and get documents concerning your spouse’s income, expenses, assets, debts, or other matters before having a trial or settlement.
    • You would like to reserve your rights to have any matters reconsidered or appeal the judge’s decision.

    Click here or click the button above to get started with filing this type of divorce now.

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