The most affordable way to divorce in Florida. We prepare every required document correctly for a flat $399 and give you step-by-step instructions; you file with the court yourself. Ideal for straightforward, agreed cases. Divorcenters is not a law firm.
A simple divorce — often called a documents-only divorce — is the most affordable way to end an uncontested marriage in Florida. We prepare every required document for a flat $399 and give you clear, step-by-step instructions; you file them with your local clerk of court yourself.
It’s the right fit if you and your spouse agree, you meet Florida’s six-month residency requirement, and your case is straightforward. If you share minor children or property, you’ll need a parenting plan or property documents — those are covered by our full-service uncontested packages.
We prepare the Florida forms your case requires — the petition, the marital settlement agreement where applicable, financial affidavits, and the final judgment — done correctly the first time, so the clerk accepts them without a bounce-back.
The $399 is a flat service fee for the documents. The court’s own filing fee — about $408 to $423 depending on your county — is paid separately to the clerk, never folded into our price. A simple Florida divorce is often finalized in about 30 days, after Florida’s mandatory 20-day waiting period.
We prepare your documents; you file them with the court.
Divorcenters was founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator with 32 years’ experience — not a faceless online service.
You agree, your case is straightforward, and you’re comfortable filing the finished documents yourself.
Prefer we e-sign, notarize, and e-file everything, with a certified mediator reviewing your case? See the uncontested packages.
Have children or property? →You’ll need a parenting plan or property documents — our full-service packages prepare those.
Not sure? →Take the two-minute questionnaire and we’ll match you to the right package and price.
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Not a law firm · Serving all 67 Florida counties
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Meaning: broadly agreed on how things should be divided.
Property changes which forms Florida requires.
Minor children require a parenting plan in Florida.
Based on your answers, this package covers everything you need.