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Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce occurs when both parties are in agreement with all of the terms of a divorce. Our online option allows parties who have reached an agreement regarding all of their issues finalize their divorce for a low flat-fee.
How do we stand apart from other online legal document preparation websites? We do not just draft documents for you and then leave you standing at the courthouse wasting countless hours trying to navigate the litigation process on your own.
At Reed Law, we know that preparing the documents is only half of the process. Therefore, we not only prepare the required documents, but we also file everything with the Court on your behalf ensuring that you receive a final judgment dissolving your marriage based on the terms that you and your spouse agree upon.
The Process
Follow our easy three-step uncontested divorce process:
Step 1
This Online Uncontested Divorce Option is for you only if neither you nor your spouse have a retirement or investment account, and if you have children, you do not have a complicated parenting plan and time-sharing schedule. If you or your spouse has a retirement or investment plan and/or a complicated parenting plan and time-sharing schedule you will not qualify for our Online Uncontested Divorce Option, However, you can contact our office to discuss our other uncontested divorce streamlined options.
Step 2
Provide attorney with payment and information to complete your documents online.
Step 3
Review, sign, and return your divorce documents to receive your final judgment of divorce.
Step 1
This Online Uncontested Divorce Option is for you only if neither you nor your spouse have a retirement or investment account, and if you have children, you do not have a complicated parenting plan and time-sharing schedule. If you or your spouse has a retirement or investment plan and/or a complicated parenting plan and time-sharing schedule you will not qualify for our Online Uncontested Divorce Option, However, you can contact our office to discuss our other uncontested divorce streamlined options.
Option 1
Divorce — No Assets, Debts, or Children: $1,000 + Filing Fees
This option is for you if you have no assets or debts, and have no kids together; you both just want to go your separate ways.
Option 2
Divorce — Have Assets and Debts But No Children: $1,300 + Filing Fees
This option is for you if you have some assets and/or debts, but you have no children together.
Option 3
Divorce — Have Assets, Debts, and Children: $1,500 + Filing Fees
This option is for you if you have some assets or debts to distribute between you, and you have children together.
Step 2
Provide Attorney with Payment and Information Online
We charge a flat fee for our services in preparing all of your divorce documents. In addition to the flat fee for our services, the Clerk of Court also charges a filing fee. You can either pay this fee by mailing us a check or paying online. That’s it, no other fees will be charged unless you decide that you want changes to the documents.
After we receive your payment, you will first receive an email with questions designed to assist us in obtaining all of the necessary information to complete your documents, along with information to assist you in completing it. Once we receive this information from you, you will receive an email that outlines the work we will be performing for you to confirm that you want to proceed with the Online Uncontested Divorce Option. Sometimes after the documents are drafted, people decide not to proceed with the divorce. Should you find yourself in that situation, you will not have to pay a filing fee to the Clerk of Court.
Step 3
Review, Sign, and Return Your Divorce Documents
You will receive all of your divorce documents after we have received your payment, answers to our questionnaire, and receive your confirmation that you wish to proceed with the Online Uncontested Divorce Option. Once both parties have reviewed and signed the divorce documents, and returned them to us with the Clerk of Court filing fee, we will proceed with filing everything with the Court.
While Florida has a 20 day waiting period from the date the divorce petition is filed with the Court before you can get divorced, typically you can expect to be divorced within 30 days of our receipt of your signed documents. We work as quickly as possible to ensure that your divorce is accomplished as fast as possible. And, in most cases, all of this is accomplished without you ever having to leave your house, visit an attorney’s office, or attend a hearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Our Online Divorce Service
How much will an uncontested divorce cost?
The total fees are as follows: Attorney’s fees paid to Reed Law in the amount of $1,000 if you have no children, assets and/or debts; $1,300 if you have no children, but have assets and/or debts; and $1,500 if you have children and assets and/or debts. In addition to the attorney fee, the only other cost that will be incurred is the filing fee paid to the court of $421.91. That is it, there will be no other fees or costs, unless you request changes to your settlement agreement after it is drafted.
How long does this process take?
In Florida, there is a 20-day waiting period from the date of filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage before a divorce can be finalized. Once we receive your payment, we will send you a questionnaire to complete and return to us. After we receive your questionnaire, you will receive an emailed agreement that outlines the services we will be performing for you. Once you confirm that you want to proceed with our Online Uncontested Divorce Option, we will draft your documents, and email them to you to sign. Once we receive your signed documents back from you we will proceed with filing them with the Court, and begin counting down the days until we can submit your Final Judgment to the Judge for signature. When the 20 days has expired, we will proceed with submitting your Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage to the Judge for signature to finalize your divorce. Although we cannot guarantee the time it will take for the Judge to sign your Final Judgment, Judges typically sign it within 10-20 days after they receive it from us. Therefore, the entire process from when we receive your signed documents back from you should take between 30-40 days.
Who do we represent?
In Florida, an attorney can only represent one of the spouses in a divorce action. Therefore, the spouse who first retains our services through our website will be our client in the divorce proceeding.
Still have questions about an uncontested divorce? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information on this easy divorce option.
Let Us Help You Move On Quickly
Let an experienced attorney help you move forward. If you and your spouse are looking for an easy divorce, we can help you resolve everything without ever having to go to court or to an attorney’s office.