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Florida Divorce – No Children, With Assets to Divide
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If you're filing for divorce in Florida without minor children but need to divide marital assets, our professionally prepared legal forms offer a reliable, affordable solution. These forms are specifically designed for uncontested divorces where both parties agree on how to divide property, real estate, vehicles, retirement accounts, and other shared assets.
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FAQs
✅ Eligibility Requirements:
To file for divorce in Florida with no children and with assets, the following must apply:
  1. At least one spouse has lived in Florida for at least 6 months before filing.
  2. The couple is legally married.
  3. There are no minor or dependent children together, and no one is pregnant.
  4. One or both spouses wish to end the marriage.
  5. There are marital assets and/or debts to divide (e.g., home, car, retirement accounts, credit card debt).
📝 Required Information to File:
🔹 Personal Information
  • Full legal names, addresses, and dates of birth of both spouses
  • Date and location of marriage
  • Date of separation (if applicable)
  • Social Security Numbers (on a confidential filing form)
  • Phone numbers and email addresses for court communication
🔹 Residency Proof
  • Florida driver’s license or state-issued ID (issued at least 6 months ago)
  • OR a notarized Affidavit of Corroborating Witness (Form 12.902(i))
🔹 Asset & Debt Details
  • List of real estate or homes owned (address, mortgage info, value)
  • Vehicles, boats, or other titled property
  • Bank accounts, retirement accounts, and investments
  • Credit card debts, loans, or other liabilities
  • Any property you agree is non-marital (owned before the marriage or inherited)
🔹 Required Court Forms:
📁 Initial Filing Documents
  • Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with Property, No Children (Form 12.901(b)(2))
  • Family Law Financial Affidavit (Form 12.902(b) or (c)) – required for both spouses
  • Notice of Social Security Number (Form 12.902(j))
  • Marital Settlement Agreement (Form 12.902(f)(2)) – if uncontested and agreed
  • Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Disclosure (Form 12.932)
📁 Final Hearing Documents
  • Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage (Form 12.990(b)(1))
  • Self-addressed stamped envelopes (check your local court’s requirements)
💵 Fees
  • Filing fee: $420
  • Summons fee (if serving the other party): ~75
  • Service fee by sheriff or private process server: varies (~$40–$75)
  • Fee waiver available via Application for Civil Indigent Status if eligible
👨‍⚖️ Other Notes
  • If both parties agree on the division of property and debts, it’s considered uncontested
  • If no agreement, the court will decide how assets and debts are divided
  • Equitable distribution does not mean 50/50—it means what’s fair under Florida law
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