Online Divorce in Florida
Get court-ready Florida divorce papers online – no lawyer needed. For uncontested divorces, with or without children.
- Complete divorce packet for cases with or without children – same price
- Step-by-step Florida filing instructions included
- Support by phone, email and chat
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How It Works?
Check if You Qualify
Confirm our service fits your situation in seconds
Answer Simple Questions
A guided online questionnaire about your marriage, property and children. Your progress saves automatically.
Download Your Completed Forms
Your ready-to-file package appears in your account – print from any device
File With the Court
Follow our step-by-step guide to file with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in your county
Compare Your Options for Filing for Divorce in Florida
Florida Divorce Online
An easy and quick way to prepare for an uncontested divorce in Florida and get court-ready divorce papers.
- Forms prepared for your specific case
- Child-related forms at no extra cost
- Step-by-step filing instructions
- Done from home, on any device
- Support by phone, email and chat
Divorce With a Lawyer
A traditional way to handle a divorce where each spouse hires an attorney – often necessary when the case is contested.
- Divorce lawyers cost $11,000 on average
- Retainer upfront plus hourly billing
- Extra fees for routine documents
- Costs grow if any dispute comes up
- Waiting for meetings and callbacks, office visits during work hours
We Can Assist You If
- You and your spouse agree to divorce
- You agree on property, debts and, if you have kids, custody and child support
- At least one of you has lived in Florida for 6+ months
- You have kids – child-related forms are included at no extra cost
- You and your spouse have common property or debts
- You are in a same-sex marriage
- You know nothing about the divorce process
- You want to file without hiring a lawyer
Our Reviews
The whole process was much easier than I expected. The documents were prepared quickly, and I was able to file my Florida divorce without hiring an attorney.
Everything was straightforward and affordable from start to finish. The step-by-step questionnaire made preparing my divorce paperwork simple and stress-free.
Why Choose Florida Divorce Online
Florida-Specific Forms
Forms filled out based on your answers and prepared to meet current Florida court requirements
Easy-to-Follow Online Process
Answer simple questions online – your progress saves automatically, so you can finish at your own pace
Step-by-Step Filing Guide
Clear instructions for filing with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in your county
Online Customer Support
Help by phone, email and chat, Mon–Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM ET
Secure & Dependable
Your information is protected and your documents are stored safely in your account
Court-Approval Guarantee
Our forms are prepared to meet current Florida court requirements. See our Refund Policy for details.
Our Packages
*Same price with or without children.
Full Divorce Package – $159
- Completed divorce forms ready for filing
- Child-related forms included if you have kids
- Step-by-step filing instructions
- Customer support by phone, email and chat
- 30 days of access included
Installment Plan – $85 Today + $75 Later
- Same complete package
- Start your questionnaire right after the first payment
- Step-by-step filing instructions
Both packages include 30 days of access, then renew automatically at $34.99 every 30 days. Cancel anytime in your Profile. Court filing fee (~$400, varies by county) is paid directly to the court.
How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Florida
Florida has one of the shortest waiting periods in the country. By law, a judge cannot enter a final judgment until at least 20 days after the divorce petition is filed.
Uncontested divorces, where spouses agree on all terms, are usually the fastest and are often finalized within about 4 to 8 weeks after filing, depending on how soon the court can schedule the final hearing. Couples with no minor children who agree on everything and don’t seek alimony may qualify for a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage, which can be even quicker.
Contested divorces, where spouses disagree on property, alimony, custody or child support, can take several months to over a year because of financial disclosure, negotiations and court schedules. Timelines also vary by county, as some circuit courts have busier calendars than others. While Florida law sets a 20-day minimum, the actual duration depends on your case and local procedures.
Residency Requirements in FL
To File for Divorce in Florida, Specific Residency Criteria Must Be Met: General Residency:
At least one spouse must have lived in Florida for at least six months immediately before filing. Only one spouse has to meet this requirement – the other spouse can live in another state or country.
Proof of Residency:
Residency is usually proven with a Florida driver’s license, Florida ID card or voter registration card issued at least six months before filing, or with a statement from a witness who can confirm your residence. Military Personnel: Service members stationed in Florida can meet the residency requirement even if Florida is not their home state. Filing Location: The divorce is filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, generally in the county where your spouse lives or where you last lived together as a married couple. These residency requirements ensure that Florida courts have jurisdiction over the divorce, making them a crucial first step in the divorce process in Florida.
