UNCONTESTED DIVORCE

Our attorneys provide legal assistance with uncontested divorce proceedings to help ensure the process complies with Florida law and is handled in a professional manner.

The Path to an Amicable Resolution

Uncontested divorces in Florida provide a process for couples to dissolve their marriage when they agree on key issues such as property division, alimony, child support, and parenting plans. At CLS Law Firm, we assist clients in navigating this process, with attention to mutual agreements to address both financial and emotional aspects.

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Maximizing Efficiency and Minimizing Costs

Choosing an uncontested divorce can accelerate legal proceedings and reduce associated costs. CLS Law Firm assists clients through this process, often handling the divorce without the need for a court appearance.

Potential Reduction in Legal Fees: We provide assistance in uncontested divorces with the aim of helping clients manage legal fees and court costs.
Timely Resolution: We assist in preparing the necessary paperwork and completing legal formalities to help move toward finalizing the divorce efficiently.

Ensuring a Less Stressful Transition

An uncontested divorce may reduce stress for those involved by maintaining a civil relationship between spouses. CLS Law Firm supports clients through this process, with attention to privacy and emotional well-being during the transition.

Civil Co-parenting: We provide legal support related to co-parenting arrangements to assist families during and after the divorce process.
Privacy and Emotional Well-being: Resolving a divorce amicably and outside of court can help keep personal matters private and may support a positive experience for the family.

The Advantages of Uncontested Divorce With CLS Law Firm

Clients choosing uncontested divorce in Florida with CLS Law Firm receive legal guidance throughout the process. Our attorneys assist in preparing agreements aimed to be fair and in the family’s interest.

Professional Legal Guidance: Our team offers legal assistance during the uncontested divorce process to help ensure agreements are complete and appropriate.
Supporting a Positive Future: We assist clients in navigating their post-divorce transition aiming to support a respectful and dignified process.

At CLS Law Firm, we provide legal representation focused on resolving divorces in a timely and efficient manner. Our goal is to assist clients through a process that respects their needs and the well-being of their families. Choosing our firm to handle an uncontested divorce means working with legal counsel committed to professionalism and support.

Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own merits. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Uncontested Divorce

What are the requirements for an uncontested divorce in Florida?

For an uncontested divorce in Florida, both parties must agree on all aspects of the divorce, including asset division, debt responsibility, alimony, child support, and custody arrangements. They must then file the required legal documents with the court, including a marital settlement agreement that outlines the terms of their agreement.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Florida?

The timeframe for an uncontested divorce in Florida varies and may range from a few weeks to several months. The duration depends on factors such as the court's schedule and how promptly the parties complete and submit all required documentation.

Do we need a lawyer for an uncontested divorce?

While hiring a lawyer is not required for an uncontested divorce in Florida, consulting with an attorney can assist in ensuring that all necessary documents are completed and filed properly, and that the interests of both parties are considered during the process.

What happens if we agree on most but not all issues?

If parties agree on most issues but have disputes over one or more aspects, the divorce process may become contested. In these situations, mediation or court involvement may be required to address the unresolved issues.

How do we file for an uncontested divorce?

Couples may initiate an uncontested divorce by jointly filing a petition for dissolution of marriage along with a marital settlement agreement that outlines the terms agreed upon by both parties for the divorce, submitting these documents to the court.

Can we modify the agreement after an uncontested divorce is finalized?

Post-divorce, parties may modify the agreement if both consent to the changes or if there is a significant change in circumstances that justifies an adjustment to the original terms, particularly regarding child support or custody.

Is a court appearance required for an uncontested divorce?

Typically, a court appearance may not be required for an uncontested divorce if the submitted paperwork is complete and both parties have agreed to all terms.

How are assets and debts divided in an uncontested divorce?

In an uncontested divorce, assets and debts are divided according to the terms outlined in the marital settlement agreement, which is intended to follow Florida's equitable distribution principles.

What about child support and alimony in an uncontested divorce?

Child support and alimony terms should be agreed upon by both parties and set forth clearly in the settlement agreement in accordance with Florida laws and guidelines.

What if we change our minds about getting divorced?

If the divorce process has not yet been finalized and both parties agree to discontinue the proceedings, they may file a motion to dismiss the petition for dissolution of marriage, which stops the divorce process.

Agreed Separation, CLS Will Help Finalize a Divorce

We provide uncontested divorce services to assist with the divorce process. Our attorneys can help guide you through the legal procedures involved in an uncontested divorce to facilitate the separation.

Each case is different and must be evaluated on its own merits. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.

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