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Uncontested divorce in Florida — done for you.

If you and your spouse agree, you don’t need two lawyers or a courtroom. We prepare, notarize, and e-file every document for a flat fee, with a certified mediator reviewing your case. Most uncontested divorces are finalized in about 30–40 days.

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What an uncontested Florida divorce is — and who it’s for.

An uncontested divorce means you and your spouse agree on everything — property, support, and any children — so there’s no need for two lawyers or a courtroom battle. We prepare, e-sign, notarize, and e-file every document for a flat fee, with a Florida certified mediator reviewing your case.

It’s the right fit if you both agree, one of you has met Florida’s six-month residency requirement, and you’re ready to finalize.

Most uncontested Florida divorces are finalized in about 30 to 40 days, after the mandatory 20-day waiting period. The court’s filing fee (about $408–$423 by county) is paid separately to the clerk — never folded into our price.

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Uncontested Divorce

You agree, with no shared home or minor children.

$798+ court fees
  • Everything prepared and filed for you
  • E-signature & online notarization
  • Certified mediator reviews your case
  • No court appearance in most cases
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Why Divorcenters

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Divorcenters was founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator with 32 years’ experience — not a faceless online service.

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Do you qualify?

Florida uncontested divorce requirements.

6-month residency

You or your spouse must have lived in Florida for at least six months before filing.

You both agree

Both spouses agree to the divorce and its terms — property, support, and children.

Parenting plan if kids →

Have minor children? Florida requires a parenting plan — we prepare it for you.

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Questions about uncontested divorce in Florida

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Florida?
A simple uncontested divorce is often finalized in about 30 days; cases involving children or property usually take 30 to 40 days, depending on your county. Florida also requires a minimum 20-day waiting period after filing.
What are the requirements for an uncontested divorce in Florida?
You (or your spouse) must have lived in Florida for at least six months, and both spouses must agree on the divorce and its terms. If you have minor children, a parenting plan is required.
Do both spouses have to go to court?
In most uncontested Florida divorces, no court appearance is required. We prepare and e-file your documents and tell you exactly what your county expects before you commit to anything.
Do I need a lawyer for an uncontested divorce in Florida?
No. For an uncontested divorce you can use a document-preparation service like Divorcenters. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice — we prepare your Florida paperwork correctly and affordably.
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