Is this actually legit?

Yes. We're a document preparation service — we generate the exact same court-approved forms a lawyer would prepare for an uncontested divorce. We've been used by thousands of couples across the US.

What's an "uncontested" divorce?

It means you and your spouse agree on the big stuff — who gets what, custody arrangements, support. If you're on the same page, you probably don't need expensive lawyers.

How long until I'm actually divorced?

We prepare your documents in 1–2 business days. After that, it depends on your state — some have mandatory waiting periods (30 days to 6 months), and court processing varies.

For a straightforward uncontested divorce? Most people don't. But if you have complex assets, a business, or any concerns about your rights, we always recommend consulting a family law attorney.

What if my spouse won't cooperate?

Our service works best when both spouses are on the same page. If your spouse won't sign or you can't agree on terms, you may need a contested divorce process — and probably a lawyer.

Absolutely. If we can't prepare your documents for any reason, you get a full refund. No hoops, no fine print.

Is my information safe?

Bank-level encryption, and we never sell or share your data. You can request deletion at any time.

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Florida divorce guide

How to File for Divorce in Florida

Learn the key steps for uncontested divorce in Florida, including residency, filing fees, disclosures, and realistic timeline expectations.

2026-04-127 min read

Florida has strong demand for low-cost divorce help because lawyer retainers can be high for otherwise straightforward cases. If both spouses are aligned, a paperwork-first path can save time and money when done carefully.

1. Confirm Florida residency

At least one spouse must typically live in Florida for six months before filing.

If residency is not yet met, waiting is often better than filing too early and risking delays.

2. Choose the right filing path

Some couples may qualify for simplified dissolution, while others need standard uncontested filing.

Choosing the right path at the beginning reduces rework later.

•Simplified path for highly cooperative cases
•Standard uncontested path when details are more complex

3. File, serve, and complete disclosures

Florida courts expect complete paperwork and, in many cases, financial disclosures.

When children are involved, extra parenting documents and education requirements may apply.

4. Finalize with county-specific court steps

Timeline varies by county. Some uncontested cases move quickly, while others depend on hearing calendars and clerk processing speed.

Frequently asked questions

How much does divorce cost in Florida?

Court filing fees are commonly around $400 to $410, separate from any document-preparation fee.

How long does a Florida uncontested divorce take?

Florida has a minimum waiting period, but practical timelines vary by county and case details.

Can I do Florida divorce online?

You can prepare forms online, but final filing and court handling still depend on local procedure.

Need Florida divorce documents prepared?

DivorceMe can help you start a Florida uncontested divorce paperwork flow for $129.

Start for $129 See our Florida state page