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Requirements
May be used when a husband or wife is filing for a dissolution of marriage, and the husband and wife have marital assets and/or marital liabilities but they do not have any dependent children, nor is the wife now pregnant. You and/or your spouse must have lived in Florida for at least 6 months before filing for a dissolution in Florida.
If you and your spouse agree on all issues and both can attend the hearing, you may want to file a simplified dissolution of marriage petition, Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Form 12.901 (a). However, you cannot file for a simplified dissolution of marriage if any of the following are true:
- You disagree about property, debts, or other matters and wish to have a judge settle them for you.
- Either you or your spouse is seeking support (alimony).
- You would like to ask questions and get documents concerning your spouse's income, expenses, assets, debts, or other matters before having a trial or settlement.
- You would like to reserve your rights to have any matters reconsidered or appeal the judge's decision.
Related Documents
- Acceptance of Service (PDF)
- Addendum to Petition Complaint (PDF)
- Address Change Form (PDF)
- Affidavit of Direct Payment (PDF)
- Affidavit of Noncompliance (PDF)
- Answer to Petition (PDF)
- Answer to Supplemental (PDF)
- Direct Deposit for Department of Revenue Cases (PDF)
- Direct Deposit for Non Department of Revenue Case (PDF)
- Divorce Report DH513 (PDF)
- General Motion (PDF)
- Motion to Appear by Telephone (PDF)
- Motion to Contest Driver's License Suspension (PDF)
- Motion to Contest Drivers Suspension (PDF)
- Motion to Correct Child Support (PDF)
- Motion to Terminate Child Support (PDF)
- Name-Address Change Form (PDF)
- Pretrial Statement Dissolution with Parenting (PDF)
- Pretrial Statement Dissolution without Children (PDF)