FAST FLORIDA
DIVORCE
FAST FLORIDA
DIVORCE
FAST FLORIDA DIVORCE
Under Florida law, no final judgment of dissolution of marriage can be entered until at least 20 days have passed from the date the original Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed in the Circuit Court. The court can waive the 20-day delay and finalize sooner if waiting would cause injustice. Filing sooner starts the clock sooner, but there is no guarantee the judge assigned to your case will sign the final judgment on day 21, timing depends on the judge’s calendar and the court’s workload. We file your case in Lee County, Florida, which generally processes agreed divorce cases much faster than any other county in the State of Florida. Any couple can mutually agree to file their case in Lee County, Florida, regardless of where they reside.
Statute sources:
Fla. Stat. § 61.19, 20-day waiting period and possible waiver for injustice.61.19 Entry of judgment of dissolution of marriage, delay period.—No final judgment of dissolution of marriage may be entered until at least 20 days have elapsed from the date of filing the original petition for dissolution of marriage; but the court, on a showing that injustice would result from this delay, may enter a final judgment of dissolution of marriage at an earlier date.
History.—s. 1, ch. 57-258; s. 1, ch. 59-64; s. 1, ch. 61-123; s. 16, ch. 67-254; s. 20, ch. 71-241.
Note.—Former s. 65.20.
*Video is general information summarized and applies only to uncontested divorce. It’s not intended as legal advice.
Fast Florida Divorce is a 100% online legal service created to assist you in obtaining your divorce, provided that you and your spouse have reached an agreement and are both willing to sign all the documents.
Our service is the most affordable attorney-managed online divorce you will find. We’re cheaper than most non-lawyer document resellers, who only offer generic form-fill services with no help filing, notarizing, or finalizing your divorce. We provide:
Everything is handled for you — 100% online, no court appearance required.
Yes — in the right county. Florida law requires a minimum 20-day waiting period after filing a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage before a judge can finalize the divorce.
That means your divorce can be finalized as early as Day 21, but only if filed in a county that allows fast, streamlined review of uncontested cases.
Attorney Review of Eligibility:
Our online attorney ensures your information meets Florida’s legal requirements for filing a divorce.
Agreement Validation:
The attorney reviews you and your spouse’s agreements to confirm they are lawful and acceptable to a circuit court judge.ses.
Customized Legal Documents:
Your legal documents are drafted specifically to match your unique situation, circumstances, and agreements.
Beware of Non-Lawyer Websites:
Many non-lawyer services provide incomplete documents that are often rejected by judges.
Avoid Costly Corrections:
It is common for people to hire an attorney later to fix errors in non-lawyer documents to finalize their divorce, causing unnecessary delays and expenses.
Fast Florida Divorce
Price From: $99
Save Time: Avoid the long waits and delays typical in other counties.
Reduce Stress: Let professionals manage the complex paperwork and legal procedures.
Cost-Effective: Affordable rates without hidden fees or unexpected costs.
Low Costs: Our service is affordable, with no hidden fees or unexpected charges.
Convenient Access: Complete everything online, anytime, directly from your phone.
Divorce With a Lawyer
Price: $5000+
Long Waits: Traditional cases often drag on due to in-person meetings and court dates.
Complex Process: Extensive legal jargon and paperwork can overwhelm clients.
Inflexible Scheduling: Lawyer availability may limit when you can move forward.
High Costs: Traditional lawyers charge significantly more, with hidden fees and unpredictable expenses.
Court Appearances Needed: Traditional lawyers often require you to attend court, adding time and stress to the process.
We prepare and file your case in Lee County — one of the few Florida counties that:
This enables the judge to approve your case shortly after the 20-day waiting period — without the months-long delays seen in many other counties.
In your local county, the court may:
Even if your case is 100% uncontested, many counties treat it the same as a contested one — which causes unnecessary delays.
Florida Statute § 61.19:
“No final judgment of dissolution of marriage shall be entered until at least 20 days have elapsed from the date of filing the original petition…”
Mandatory Waiting Period:
Florida law requires 20 days to pass after filing your divorce petition before a judge can finalize your divorce.
Comprehensive Document Preparation:
Our online attorney prepares both the initial divorce petition and the Final Divorce Decree, along with all other required documents to complete your divorce.
Accuracy for Judge Approval:
The Final Divorce Decree, the most critical document, is prepared with precision to ensure the judge signs it and grants your divorce.
Expert Assistance Every Step of the Way:
We have helped thousands obtain judge-approved Final Divorce Decrees, ensuring a seamless process from start to finish.
Beyond Just Forms:
Unlike other websites, we fully prepare all necessary documents for your divorce, not just the forms to start the process.
Notarization and Filing Support:
We assist with notarization and filing, remaining involved until the judge approves your Final Divorce Decree and dissolves your marriage.
Experienced Legal Team:
Our affordable online attorneys ensure your divorce is granted, as long as you and your spouse sign the documents, providing confidence in every step.
100% Online — No Court Appearance Required
In Florida, couples can choose the county where they file. We file in Lee County, where no court appearance is required for uncontested divorces.
If you prefer to file elsewhere, we can support that — but most other counties will require at least one spouse to appear in court.
No office visits. No court. Just a smooth, online process.
*Florida court filing fee is typically $424.12 and is paid directly to the court.
Administrative Fee: $5 applies for payments by credit card, Zelle, or money order.
To file in Florida, at least one spouse must have:
Not sure if you qualify?
We offer remote online notarization for counties that accept it.
You’ll need:
Your notarization is recorded and securely stored under Florida law.
Need in-person notarization instead? We’ll guide you through that process, too.
Thousands of couples have used our fully online divorce process without ever visiting a courthouse.
If your case is agreed and you’re both willing to sign — you likely qualify.
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It’s easy. Affordable. Fast.
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Over 80,000 divorce petitions were filed in Florida last year. Over 80% of the divorce actions filed last year were resolved by agreement and without the need for a trial.
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