Frequently asked questions

What is an Uncontested Divorce?

An uncontested divorce happens when both spouses agree on all key terms of their dissolution, including:

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• 🏠 Property Division

• 💵 Alimony

• 👶 Child Custody and Support

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With no disputes, this approach is faster, more cost-effective, and less stressful than a contested divorce.

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💡 For an uncontested divorce:

• Both parties must agree to all terms.

• Both must willingly sign the required documents.

❓ Not sure if you qualify? Contact us to discover how we can simplify the process while protecting your interests.

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✅ Do You Qualify for an Uncontested Divorce?

To qualify, you and your spouse must agree on the following:

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• 👩‍👦 Parenting Plan & Visitation Schedule: Sharing time with minor children and holiday arrangements.

• 💰 Child Support & Shared Expenses: Deciding who pays and how costs for medical care, daycare, and activities are shared.

• 🏡 Debt, Real Estate, and Personal Property Division: Including homes, cars, jewelry, and retirement accounts.

• 🤝 Alimony: Agreeing on whether it will be paid and the amount.

❌ Answered "No" to any of these?
Don’t worry—we’ll help you reach agreements or explore contested divorce options to ensure your rights are fully protected.

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💼 Why Choose JLP Legal?

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• 🧑‍⚖️ Experienced Representation: Florida-licensed attorney dedicated solely to your interests.

• 📋 Personalized Guidance: Tailored legal advice throughout the process.

• 💸 Transparent Pricing: Affordable, starting at just $999.99 (court costs not included).

• ✨ Peace of Mind: We handle everything—no confusing forms or DIY stress.

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🔍 What if I don’t know where my spouse is?
We can help! Alternative legal methods can be used to serve your spouse and proceed with your divorce.

🌍 Does it matter where we were married?
No, as long as one party has lived in Florida for six months before filing.

📄 Will I receive legal advice?
Absolutely! Your attorney provides tailored advice and personally reviews all documents for accuracy.

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🚦 What Happens If My Divorce Becomes Contested?

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If your spouse refuses to sign:

• 💼 Uncontested Divorce Fees remain non-refundable since services are completed.

• We can help transition your case to a contested divorce at a new rate, offering a courtesy credit for fees already paid.

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🏡 Florida Residency Requirements

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To file for divorce in Florida:

• One spouse must have lived in the state for at least 6 months.

• No Florida driver’s license? No problem—there are other ways to prove residency.

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📞 Start Your Next Chapter Today

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Don’t wait—take the first step toward a smooth, affordable, and stress-free divorce.

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📱 Call Now
🌐 Schedule Your Free Consultation

Let us handle the complexities while you focus on your future. ✨ Contact JLP Legal today!

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