Everything you need to know.

It's when both spouses agree on the divorce and all terms (custody, property, debts). It's the fastest and cheapest process. In Florida, typically resolved in 30-45 days.

Uncontested divorce with mutual agreement: 30-45 days. Divorce by summons (when spouse doesn't respond): 60-90 days. Divorce by publication (missing spouse): 90-120 days.

No. For uncontested divorces in Florida, our attorneys handle the entire process. You don't appear in court.

Photo ID (license or passport), marriage certificate, basic spouse info (name, address, date of birth). If you have children: their birth dates. If you have property: estimated values.

Yes. If one of you has lived in Florida at least 6 months, you can file here. If the spouse is out of state, we use service by summons or publication depending on the case.

The document where both spouses agree on how to divide property, debts, and (if applicable) custody/support. Required for all uncontested divorces in Florida.

The legal plan detailing custody, parenting time, child support, and major decisions about the children. Required when there are children under 18.

Florida uses a state formula based on combined parental income, parenting time, childcare expenses, and health insurance. We can calculate it for your specific case.

Yes. In the divorce you can request restoration of your maiden name or any prior name. It's a simple check-box on the documents.

Yes. The total shown includes our flat legal fees and court filing fees ($409). No hidden charges, no surprises.

Yes. We offer flexible payment plans. Contact us to discuss options.

If your income is below the state threshold (see the table on the home page), you may qualify for waiver. We help you apply.

Yes — within 30 days if you did not receive your divorce documents by email. No refunds for spouse non-response or change of mind.

VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) lets immigrant survivors of domestic abuse by a US citizen or permanent resident spouse petition for lawful status independently. The law protects both men and women.

A visa for survivors of severe human trafficking. Grants temporary status, work authorization, and a path to permanent residency after 3 years.

For victims of qualifying crimes committed in the US who cooperate with law enforcement. Provides temporary status, work authorization, and eligibility for permanent residency after 3 years.

VAWA: typically 24-36 months. T-Visa: 18-30 months. U-Visa: 5-6 years due to the waiting list. Every case is different.

Yes. VAWA, T-Visa, and U-Visa all offer work authorization (EAD). We help with that application too.

Absolutely. All communication with our team is protected. VAWA cases have additional federal confidentiality protection.

Never. We do not sell or share your personal information. It's only used to process your case.

For divorces: yes, both parties have access to the legal case documents. For VAWA: no — the VAWA petition is confidential by federal law; your spouse is NOT notified.