How Simplified Divorce Works in Florida

At Cardenas Law Firm, LLC we help couples complete a simplified divorce in Florida without the stress, confusion, or endless court hearings. Our process is designed for Miami-Dade and Broward County clients who want a quick, uncontested divorce handled mostly online.

Fill Out Our Online Form

Tell us a little about you and your spouse. No stress — just simple questions. Our form is short, private, and designed to be easy to complete on your own time.

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We Handle the Paperwork

Once we review your answers, Attorney Hernandez Gomez prepares all the required documents and files them with the court. You just need to review, sign, and notarize!

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Receive Your Final Judgment

If everything goes smoothly, the court will approve the divorce without requiring either of you to appear in court. We’ll send you your official judgment — and that’s it!

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Attorney-Prepared Documents

All forms completed and reviewed by our legal team.

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Court Filing Fees Included

No surprises — everything covered in one price.

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Full Legal Guidance & Review

Step-by-step support throughout the process.

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Stress-Free Process

Most cases are completed within 60–120 days, often without a court appearance.

No hidden fees



Flat-Fee Divorce in Florida — Just $1,500

One price, no hidden fees. Serving Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.



Our $1,500 flat-fee divorce service includes attorney-prepared documents, filing and court fees, full legal guidance, and step-by-step support until your case is finalized.

You May Qualify If…

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    You and your spouse agree on all divorce terms

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    You do NOT have minor or dependent children together, and neither spouse is pregnant

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    You both agree on how to divide any property or finances

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    You or your spouse have lived in Florida within the last 6 months

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    You’re both willing to sign and notarize documents

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    You both want to avoid a court appearance

You May Not Qualify If…

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    One spouse won’t respond or refuses to cooperate

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    You have minor or dependent children together, or the wife is currently pregnant

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    You and your spouse disagree about property or finances

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    Neither of you has lived in Florida in the last 6 months

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    You want to file without telling your spouse

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    You need a judge to resolve disputes or step in

Still not sure if you qualify?

Fill out our quick eligibility form and our team will confirm whether you meet the requirements for a Florida simplified divorce in Miami-Dade or Broward County. If you’re not eligible, we can help explain your options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know Before Starting the Process

What is a simplified divorce in Florida?

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A simplified divorce, or ā€œSimplified Dissolution of Marriage,ā€ is a faster, more affordable way to end a marriage in Florida — without court appearances. It’s designed for couples who agree on all terms and meet specific eligibility requirements, including having no minor children and both spouses being willing to sign the paperwork.

Can we get a simplified divorce if we have children?

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No. Florida law does not allow simplified divorces if the couple has minor or dependent children, or if the wife is currently pregnant. If you have children but agree on all terms, you may still qualify for an uncontested divorce — contact us for details.

Do we both have to sign the divorce documents?

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Yes. Both spouses must agree to the divorce and sign the required paperwork. If one spouse is unwilling to participate, a simplified divorce is not an option.

Do I have to go to court for a simplified divorce in Florida?

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No, if you qualify for a simplified divorce, you won’t need to appear in court in most cases. All paperwork is handled outside of court, and our team files everything for you.

How long does a simplified divorce take in Florida?

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Most simplified divorces are finalized within 90 to 120 days after filing, but some may be completed in as little as 60 days. The exact timeline depends on how quickly both spouses cooperate and the court’s schedule.

How much does a simplified divorce cost?

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Our flat fee is $1,500, which includes:
  • Attorney-prepared documents
  • Filing and court fees ($409)
  • Full legal guidance and document review
  • Step-by-step support through the entire process

 

If you’d like a consultation first, we offer one for $100, which will be credited toward the full fee if you move forward with us.

What if my spouse lives in another state or country?

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You can still qualify as long as one spouse currently lives in Florida and both parties are willing to participate. We’ll help you through any remote signing and notarization requirements.

Can I file for divorce without telling my spouse?

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No. Simplified divorce requires full cooperation from both spouses. If you’re unsure how to move forward, contact us to discuss other legal options.

What if I have no property or assets to divide?

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That’s completely fine — in fact, it may make the process even simpler. As long as you and your spouse agree that there’s nothing to divide, you’re likely eligible.

Who qualifies for a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage in Florida?

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You may qualify if:

  • You and your spouse have no minor or dependent children together, and neither spouse is pregnant
  • Both of you agree on how to divide property, assets, and debts
  • Neither spouse is seeking alimony
  • At least one of you has lived in Florida for the past six months
  • You’re both willing to sign and notarize all documents

Divorce doesn’t have to be... complicated

We understand that even a simplified divorce can feel overwhelming. Our legal team is here to answer your questions and guide you through the uncontested divorce process step by step — so you can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

Let's make this simple

Whether you’re ready to start or just want to understand your options, we’re here to help.Ā No courtrooms, no pressure — just clear answers from a legal team that cares.

Have questions? We’re ready when you are.

We’ll review your situation, explain the next steps, and let you know if a simplified divorce is right for you.

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