Divorce
Divorce Document Preparation & Paralegal Service in Broward County, Florida
For reputed professional assistance, contact us at 954-922-1816, 954-591-2632, or amir@browarddocumenthelp.com.
Procedure
For an easy way to divorce, setup a free consultation with Professional Assistance Paralegal Services, a legal documents assistance service at
954-922-1816. Get free home visits evening and weekend appointments.In filling out forms for an uncontested divorce, the party initiating the divorce documents will be called the "Petitioner" and will be required to furnish the document preparer with documents to support I.D., date of marriage, place of marriage, address, spouse's address, and children's names
If you want to change back to your maiden name, address it now. However, switching your name after the Dissolution of Marriage is granted requires a separate procedure and an additional court filing fee.
If minor children are involved, Florida State requires the parties to participate in a parenting seminar. Complete it online at www.puttingkidsfirst.org. Upon ascertaining "The Certificate of Completion," Professional Assistance Paralegal Services will forward it to the appropriate court before the final hearing.
After preparing the petition for "Dissolution of Marriage," both parties are required to sign, witness, and have documents notarized. A notary public is available.
Professional Assistance will file the signed petition to the appropriate courthouse along with court filing fees. The Broward County Courthouse requires a filing fee of $409 in the form of a "money order," payable to the Clerk of Court. Other Broward County filing fees can be found at: https://www.browardclerk.org/GeneralInformation/FeesAndCosts#CourtFilingFees
If the "Respondent's" address is unknown, the court will be notified, and publication will be sought. If after 20 days later there is no response by the "Respondent," a "Default Divorce" will be processed.
When filing for divorce, a Process Server can serve the Respondent. A Proof of Service will be filed with the courthouse at an extra cost. It helps advise the courts of an unresponsive spouse.
After signed and notarized documents reach the courthouse, Professional Assistance Paralegal Service and "Petitioner" get the date of hearing.
The Petitioner must attend the hearing for the "Final Dissolution of Marriage."
Divorce Filing Forms
Deciding to end a marriage is never easy. If a divorce filing is best for you and your spouse, you'll need appropriate paperwork to get the process started.
Because there are many different kinds of divorce filing (uncontested, divorce with children, without children, etc.), there are a variety of divorce filing forms to be used depending on the circumstances.
Some of the most common forms include:
Petition or Complaint about Divorce
The initial form is filled out and filed with the court to start the process. After it has been filed by the court, your spouse must be made aware that you seek to end the marriage.
Acknowledgment
This is a simple form signed by your spouse acknowledging that they received the Petition or Complaint.
Divorce Settlement Agreement
For uncontested divorce filing or a no-fault divorce, you can prepare a Settlement Agreement that outlines who gets which marital properties, including your house, any real estate properties, vehicles, and personal possessions.
Divorce Decree
The final decree is signed by a judge to proceed with the dissolution of the marriage. Once this form has been filed with the court, your marriage ends.
More Complex Divorce Filing Forms Include:
Response or Answer to Divorce Complaint
Petition for Full or Partial Custody
Child Support Agreement or Order
Visitation Agreement or Order
Child Custody Agreement or Order
Spousal Support Agreement or Order
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