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Simplified Divorce Services in Florida: Quick, Affordable, and Attorney-Reviewed
Simplify Your Divorce with Confidence
Divorce is never easy, but it doesn’t always have to be complicated. If you and your spouse have no children or property to divide, Florida's simplified divorce process offers a fast, cost-effective way to start fresh.
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At Clean Break Divorce, we focus on making simplified divorces stress-free by providing clear guidance, professional support, and the peace of mind that comes with attorney-reviewed services.
What Is a Simplified Divorce?
A simplified divorce is a streamlined legal process for couples who meet specific criteria. It allows you to dissolve your marriage quickly and affordably without lengthy court proceedings. To qualify for a simplified divorce in Florida, both spouses must agree on the following:
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No Children or Dependents: The couple must have no minor children or dependent adults.
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No Property to Divide: If you do not own a home or other real estate, a simplified divorce may be right for you.
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Mutual Agreement: Both spouses must agree on the divorce and willingly sign the necessary documents.
Simplified divorces are an excellent option for couples who want to part ways amicably and efficiently, and who do not own property or have children.
The Benefits of Choosing a Simplified Divorce
When you choose a simplified divorce, you’re opting for a faster, less stressful way to dissolve your marriage. Here’s how Clean Break Divorce enhances the process:
Affordable Pricing:
Traditional divorces can cost over $13,000, but our simplified divorce services cost only $2,500, including court costs and attorney review.
Attorney Oversight:
Every form is reviewed by a licensed attorney and complies with Florida laws.
Faster Resolution:
Complete your divorce in as little as 30 days, depending on court availability.
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Step-by-Step Guidance:
From completing forms to filing, we’re with you every step of the way.
Did You Know? Florida law requires at least one spouse to have lived in the state for six months before filing for divorce.
Who Qualifies for a Simplified Divorce in Florida?
Not everyone is eligible for a simplified divorce. You and your spouse must meet these criteria:
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Both parties agree that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
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There are no children, dependents, or ongoing child support obligations.
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Neither spouse is seeking alimony.
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The marital assets and debts have been divided outside the court.
If you meet these qualifications, a simplified divorce can save you time and money.
The Clean Break Divorce Process
Our Clean Break Divorce process is designed to make your simplified divorce as easy as possible:
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Initial Consultation:
Determine if a simplified divorce is the right fit for you.
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Attorney Review:
A licensed attorney prepares and reviews your documents for legal compliance.
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Complete our Questionnaire:
We provide clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure accuracy.
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File and Finalize:
We guide you through filing your paperwork and finalizing the divorce.
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What Our Clients Say
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What is the difference between Simplified Divorce and Uncontested Divorce?A simplified divorce in Florida is a quicker process with fewer steps than a traditional uncontested divorce. It requires both spouses to agree on all terms, including asset division, without child support or alimony concerns. In contrast, an uncontested divorce allows spouses to avoid a lengthy trial but can address more complex issues like child support and alimony.
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How long does the process take?At Clean Break Divorce, our cases typically resolve within 90 days or less from the time of hiring. The timeframe is largely driven by how quickly parties agree to terms related to asset division and parenting plans. To streamline the process, we recommend that parties agree on as many terms as possible before initiating the case. A simplified divorce can usually be completed within 30 days after filing, provided there is mutual agreement and straightforward circumstances. Uncontested divorces may take longer if additional agreements are needed on asset division or child support.
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Can I file for a divorce if I don’t live in Florida?To file for divorce in Florida, at least one spouse must be a Florida resident both at the time of filing and for at least six months prior.
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Do you represent both spouses?No. We can only represent one spouse in the marriage. The party we represent is the Petitioner. It is up to the other party whether he or she wants to hire their own attorney.
Common Questions About Simplified Divorce in Florida
Why Choose Clean Break Divorce?
Affordable Solutions:
Divorce shouldn’t break the bank. Our pricing is clear and upfront.
Professional Oversight:
Our attorney-reviewed services give you confidence every step of the way.
Guided Process:
No legal expertise? No problem. We simplify the steps for you.
Quick and Easy:
We make Florida’s simplified divorce process accessible and stress-free.
Take Control of Your Future Today
Simplified divorces are about moving forward, not getting bogged down in unnecessary complications. At Clean Break Divorce, we’re here to make the process quick, affordable, and reliable. Start your journey today by scheduling a consultation to discuss your situation.