Uncontested Divorce in Florida
Let Our Daytona Beach Divorce Attorney Help You Amicably Dissolve Your Marriage
Many couples believe that
divorce will be a lengthy and costly process. However, when both spouses agree
on all matters of divorce—such as
property division,
alimony,
child custody, and
child support—it is possible to obtain an “uncontested” divorce, which
is less complicated than a “contested” divorce.
Benefits of an uncontested divorce include:
- Less expensive
- Faster process
- Less complex
- Confidential
- Allows both parties to determine their own settlement as opposed to a judge’s decision
In order to determine if an uncontested divorce is the best option for
your divorce,
The Law Offices of Robert Stepniak is ready to evaluate your case. With more than 21 years of experience
and thousands of clients represented in Florida, we understand what it
takes to obtain the best results possible and help you start a fresh,
new chapter in life.
Requirements for a Florida Uncontested Divorce
Only couples with specific circumstances are eligible to obtain an uncontested
divorce, which is also known as a “simplified dissolution of marriage,”
in Florida. This type of divorce is favorable for couples that want to
end their marriage in an amicable manner and are willing to cooperate
with each other to finalize an agreement.
To get an uncontested divorce in Florida, you must meet the following requirements:
- At least one spouse has lived in Florida for at least six months
- No children under 18 years of age, adopted or otherwise
- Wife is not pregnant
- Neither spouse is seeking alimony
- Both spouses agree that the marriage is broken and want a simplified dissolution
of marriage
Call (386) 253-4750 to Schedule a Consultation Today
Our Daytona Beach divorce lawyer can help you prepare your divorce paperwork
and will be by your side during all hearings. Do not risk being taken
advantage of during the divorce process and let us help you protect your
rights and best interests.
Contact us and discuss your legal options today.