Want a Divorce, yet don't want to pay expensive Attorney's fees?
-FLS will provide you with completed documents ready for you to sign and file. WE DO THE WORK FOR YOU. You will NOT receive a blank form or kit.
-Want to represent yourself but need help filling out those forms?
-We can help. Look below for some frequently asked questions.
-Florida Legal Service offers a 100% Guaranteed Acceptance of your paperwork to the Clerk of Court in the State of Florida.
-We do not sell blank form kits or trick you into typing your own forms. Those forms often contain errors which are not easily corrected.
-Our staff custom prepares your documents to your individual needs. Compare this to other services that sell you generic blank forms.
-Order your divorce in just minutes and it will be custom prepared by a staff of trained professionals that have extensive experience with Florida divorce forms.
-With every Complete Divorce packet you get a step by step guide on what to do next. (this is just a guide to assist you so you can get your divorce as soon as possible with little to no errors along the way)
-Offering low cost assistance with your legal documents in Florida as an alternative to expensive attorneys
FAQ:
WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR A DIVORCE? The following documents must be in your court file prior to the Judgement/Order from the Judge: (a)Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (b)Answer to Petition or Answer & Waiver of Appearance (c)Notice of Social Security(from both parties) (d)Financial Affidavit(from both parties) (e)Marital Settlement Agreement(if uncontested) (f)UCCJEA(if children involved) (g)Child Support Guidelines (if children involved) (h)Parenting Class Certificate from both parties (if children involved).
GROUNDS : Your divorce papers will be filed based on the grounds that the marriage is irretrievably broken.- From 61.052 of the Florida Statutes.
RESIDENCY : To meet the laws in Florida for residency requirements at least one party must have lived in the state of Florida for at least six months before filing the divorce papers. To prove your residence, you must have one of the following: -Form 12.902(i) a. A valid Florida license, Florida ID, or Florida voter registration card; b. An affidavit of corroborating witness; or c. Testimony from someone who will say that you have lived in Florida for at least 6 months.
HEARING : In most Counties Only the Petitioner must appear in court for the final divorce hearing. Your spouse must be willing to sign an Answer and Waiver, which means he or she doesn't have to attend the final hearing, but will still receive a copy of the Final Judgment for divorce
WAITING PERIOD : After you file for divorce in Florida, laws require you to wait 20 days before a final judgment can be entered, unless the court shows that an injustice would occur by the waiting period or this waiting period is waived by both parties involved.-From 61.19 of the Florida Statutes.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I CAN'T FIND MY SPOUSE? CAN YOU STILL HELP ME? Unfortunately, this is a very complicated legal procedure that's best handled by an attorney. When you can't locate your spouse, this affects the legal requirements for jurisdiction and for service of process. In addition, the court is limited in the relief they can grant you. Our process will only work when you can locate your spouse, and he or she is willing to sign the papers.
WHERE SHOULD WE FILE FOR A DIVORCE? DO WE NEED TO FILE IN THE STATE WHERE WE WERE MARRIED? Most of the time it doesn't matter where you were married. You should typically get a divorce in the state and county where you or your spouse lives.
HOW WILL I SERVE MY SPOUSE WITH THE DIVORCE PAPERS? You can have your local sheriffs office serve the paperwork(call your local agency to get an idea of the time it will take for service) or you can use a private process server (private will usually serve in 4-7 days)We work closely with a licensed process server who will serve your spouse nation wide. Florida law requires formal service of Divorce Papers unless your spouse is willing to sign a waiver of service. This means you can simply mail or hand-deliver a copy of the papers to your spouse, and he or she can sign and return the papers back to you.
The legal documents offered from our sites are intended to be prepared and filed within thirty (30) days. Changes in laws and document guidelines can make older documents obsolete or unacceptable for courts. Therefore, your prepared documents must be filed within thirty (30) days from the date of delivery. If for any reason your prepared forms are rejected and you did not file your documents within this time frame, there will be no refunds. We will redo your paperwork after the 30 day cut off for 50% off. If however it has not been 30 days and your paperwork was not accepted by the courts please e-mail me with the problems and changes the clerk is requesting and we will redo your paperwork free of charge.
DISCLOSURE: WE ARE NOT ATTORNEY'S AND CAN NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE. IF YOU NEED LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CONTACT A FLORIDA LICENSED ATTORNEY.
-Want to represent yourself but need help filling out those forms?
-We can help. Look below for some frequently asked questions.
-Florida Legal Service offers a 100% Guaranteed Acceptance of your paperwork to the Clerk of Court in the State of Florida.
-We do not sell blank form kits or trick you into typing your own forms. Those forms often contain errors which are not easily corrected.
-Our staff custom prepares your documents to your individual needs. Compare this to other services that sell you generic blank forms.
-Order your divorce in just minutes and it will be custom prepared by a staff of trained professionals that have extensive experience with Florida divorce forms.
-With every Complete Divorce packet you get a step by step guide on what to do next. (this is just a guide to assist you so you can get your divorce as soon as possible with little to no errors along the way)
-Offering low cost assistance with your legal documents in Florida as an alternative to expensive attorneys
FAQ:
WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR A DIVORCE? The following documents must be in your court file prior to the Judgement/Order from the Judge: (a)Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (b)Answer to Petition or Answer & Waiver of Appearance (c)Notice of Social Security(from both parties) (d)Financial Affidavit(from both parties) (e)Marital Settlement Agreement(if uncontested) (f)UCCJEA(if children involved) (g)Child Support Guidelines (if children involved) (h)Parenting Class Certificate from both parties (if children involved).
GROUNDS : Your divorce papers will be filed based on the grounds that the marriage is irretrievably broken.- From 61.052 of the Florida Statutes.
RESIDENCY : To meet the laws in Florida for residency requirements at least one party must have lived in the state of Florida for at least six months before filing the divorce papers. To prove your residence, you must have one of the following: -Form 12.902(i) a. A valid Florida license, Florida ID, or Florida voter registration card; b. An affidavit of corroborating witness; or c. Testimony from someone who will say that you have lived in Florida for at least 6 months.
HEARING : In most Counties Only the Petitioner must appear in court for the final divorce hearing. Your spouse must be willing to sign an Answer and Waiver, which means he or she doesn't have to attend the final hearing, but will still receive a copy of the Final Judgment for divorce
WAITING PERIOD : After you file for divorce in Florida, laws require you to wait 20 days before a final judgment can be entered, unless the court shows that an injustice would occur by the waiting period or this waiting period is waived by both parties involved.-From 61.19 of the Florida Statutes.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I CAN'T FIND MY SPOUSE? CAN YOU STILL HELP ME? Unfortunately, this is a very complicated legal procedure that's best handled by an attorney. When you can't locate your spouse, this affects the legal requirements for jurisdiction and for service of process. In addition, the court is limited in the relief they can grant you. Our process will only work when you can locate your spouse, and he or she is willing to sign the papers.
WHERE SHOULD WE FILE FOR A DIVORCE? DO WE NEED TO FILE IN THE STATE WHERE WE WERE MARRIED? Most of the time it doesn't matter where you were married. You should typically get a divorce in the state and county where you or your spouse lives.
HOW WILL I SERVE MY SPOUSE WITH THE DIVORCE PAPERS? You can have your local sheriffs office serve the paperwork(call your local agency to get an idea of the time it will take for service) or you can use a private process server (private will usually serve in 4-7 days)We work closely with a licensed process server who will serve your spouse nation wide. Florida law requires formal service of Divorce Papers unless your spouse is willing to sign a waiver of service. This means you can simply mail or hand-deliver a copy of the papers to your spouse, and he or she can sign and return the papers back to you.
The legal documents offered from our sites are intended to be prepared and filed within thirty (30) days. Changes in laws and document guidelines can make older documents obsolete or unacceptable for courts. Therefore, your prepared documents must be filed within thirty (30) days from the date of delivery. If for any reason your prepared forms are rejected and you did not file your documents within this time frame, there will be no refunds. We will redo your paperwork after the 30 day cut off for 50% off. If however it has not been 30 days and your paperwork was not accepted by the courts please e-mail me with the problems and changes the clerk is requesting and we will redo your paperwork free of charge.
DISCLOSURE: WE ARE NOT ATTORNEY'S AND CAN NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE. IF YOU NEED LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CONTACT A FLORIDA LICENSED ATTORNEY.
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