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Divorce Document PreparationWe know that a divorce is stressful for all involved. That stress combined with the concentration to detail which is required to complete important legal documents -- alone, for the first time -- can be overwhelming. Not everyone can comfortably afford an attorney. A friendly and compassionate legal document preparer who listens, and is familiar with the forms and procedure may be all that you need.
Each Situation is UniqueSome of the biggest decisions arise when there are children. Florida has several different processes for dissolution of marriage, depending on the couple's specific circumstances. If there are no children, and no property to divide, the couple may be able to use Florida's simplified process. However, for some, the "simplified" process is more complicated than using a regular petition for dissolution of marriage. If a divorcing couple has children in common, issues about child support and child visitation need to be settled. For more details and policies about our divorce document preparation. Please visit the Document Preparation Service page. When you see this "Family Matters" badge displayed with a member's information, it means that member prepares divorce documents. Many of our members also prepare other family law documents. The prices for Dissolution of Marriage displayed on this page are our In-House prices. Different members charge different fees for their services, we make no attempt to create a uniform price structure. Divorce - No Children, No PropertyIf a divorcing couple doesn't have children together, and has no property to divide, a couple may have a choice about which forms/ or processes to use. The Petition for Simplified Dissolution of Marriage or the regular Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. The main difference between the two processes is that in the simplified dissolution process, both parties must appear at the final hearing. If one or the other is unable or unwilling to appear at the final hearing, then a simplified dissolution is the wrong choice. We offer document preparation services for the regular petition for dissolution of marriage with no property and no children. We do not offer document preparation for the Simplified Dissolution of Marriage process. Dividing PropertyFlorida is what is known as an "equitable distribution" state. Equitable does not mean equal, it means fair. Most property acquired during a marriage is considered "marital property" and, needs to be equitably divided at the time of a divorce. Some couples want or need a Marital Settlement Agreement to settle and memorialize how their property is to be divided. A marital settlement agreement is usually signed by both parties, and once the divorce is final it becomes part of the final order. If a divorcing couple has amicably divided their property prior to filing for divorce, then they may not need a Marital Settlement Agreement at all.
Document Preparation ServicesDivorce Document Preparation - No Children No PropertyOR - Petition to Determine Paternity and Related Relief$220.00Divorce with Children$295. - includes any of the Three Parenting PlansThe needs of the children should be held highest when a couple divorces. However, all too often, children are hurt the most. Florida requires both parents to complete a four hour parenting class. Even though, each parent may be an excellent parent, there are new skills and considerations when parents are no longer together.
By paying for document preparation services you acknowledge that you have read and agree with the FALDP Policies & Disclaimer and Nonlawyer Disclosure displayed elsewhere on this site. What Happens Next?Within 24 hours of your "Request for Quote" or payment on our site, one of our representatives will contact you to thank you for your purchase. We'll then set up a time for your telephone interview to collect the information needed to complete the documents. In some circumstances we will send you a questionnaire to complete. You are invited to call if you need more information: Call Now - 800-515-0496 - Toll FreeOr send us an email if you prefer. Our experienced and knowledgeable operators will be pleased to assist you. Please browse the questions and answers below. The answers have been posted by nonlawyers and are not to be considered legal advice. Someone else may have already faced a scenario similar to yours. If you still have questions please do not hesitate to contact us. You may either use the form at the bottom of this page, phone us, or post your question on the Q & A forum. CommentsPost your comments to any of the questions posed on this page. What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see contributions from others...
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