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No Children, No Assets Divorce – Simple and Streamlined
A divorce with no minor children and no shared assets or debts is one of the simplest types of divorce under Florida law.
This type of case typically involves spouses who agree to end their marriage and have no disputes over property, finances, or parental responsibilities.
Because there are no complex issues to resolve, the process is generally faster, more affordable, and less stressful.
In Florida, this type of uncontested divorce may qualify for a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage,
which allows both parties to file jointly and avoid a lengthy court process.
However, it’s still important to ensure all paperwork is properly prepared and filed to avoid delays or rejections by the court.

Even in a simple divorce, attorney-drafted forms ensure your rights are protected
and the process is handled correctly from start to finish.

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FAQs
✅ Eligibility Requirements:
  1. No minor or dependent children (and neither spouse is pregnant)
  2. No alimony requested by either spouse
  3. Agreement on the division of all assets and debts (if any — in this case, none)
  4. Agreement to use the Simplified Divorce process
  5. Both spouses must appear together in some counties to file and attend the final hearing
  6. At least one spouse has lived in Florida for the past 6 months
📝 Required Information to File:
🔹 Personal Information
  • Full legal names of both spouses
  • Dates of birth
  • Current addresses
  • Curent Email
  • Phone numbers (for court contact)
  • Social Security Numbers (on confidential filing form)
  • Date of marriage
  • County and state where marriage occurred
  • Date of separation (if applicable)
🔹 Residency Requirement
  • At least one spouse must show proof of Florida residency for 6 months prior to filing
    (e.g., Florida driver’s license, state ID, voter registration, affidavit from a third party)
🔹 Court Forms Examples (Completed and Signed):
  • Petition for Simplified Dissolution of Marriage (Form 12.901(a))
  • Marital Settlement Agreement (if applicable – even if to state “no assets”)
  • Family Law Financial Affidavits (Form 12.902(b) or (c))
    (May be waived by mutual agreement in simplified cases with no assets or debts)
  • Notice of Social Security Number (Form 12.902(j))
  • Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Disclosure (optional in simplified cases)
  • Final Judgment of Simplified Dissolution of Marriage (Form 12.990(a))
🔹 Filing Fee:
  • $420
  • Waiver of the fee is available by filing a Application for Civil Indigent Status
🔹 Other Requirements:
  • Both parties (if waivers are not filed) must attend the final court hearing together
  • Bring photo ID for both spouses to the courthouse
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