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Uncontested Divorce · Qualification

Do I qualify for an uncontested divorce?

Answer six quick questions to see whether a flat-fee uncontested divorce may be right for you — and which package fits your situation.

Qualification questionnaire

Takes about a minute. Your answers stay in your browser — nothing is submitted.

The criteria

What makes a Florida divorce uncontested?

In general, a divorce can proceed as uncontested when:

Things that can complicate it

When it may not be uncontested

If any of these apply, a free assessment is the right next step. We’ll tell you honestly whether a flat-fee approach makes sense.

Prefer to talk it through?

1. Have you or your spouse lived in Florida for at least the last six months?

2. Do you have minor children together (or is either spouse pregnant)?

3. Does either of you own a business, professional practice, or share of a company?

4. Do you have property or debts to divide — a home, vehicles, accounts, credit cards?

5. How much do you agree on property, debts, alimony, and (if applicable) parenting?

6. Is your spouse willing to sign the paperwork and cooperate?

Where can we reach you?

This questionnaire is a general guide, not legal advice. Your eligibility and package are confirmed by an attorney before any fee agreement.

In a free 15-minute assessment, we’ll confirm whether you qualify, recommend the right package, and explain exactly what happens next.

Prefer to talk? Call (352) 434-0222 or text us — after-hours messages are answered the next business day.

This questionnaire and page provide general information, not legal advice. Qualification is confirmed by an attorney after review of your situation. Flat fees apply only to qualifying, standard-scope matters after attorney review and acceptance of your case.