Florida Simplified Divorce

  All of the forms you need to file a Florida Simplified, uncontested divorce in Florida. Requirements to Use the Florida Divorce Simplified Both of the parties must be residents of Florida, and have maintained that residence for at least the six (6) months prior to filing. The parties agree on all details, or at least make no objections. A Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) will be signed by both parties and filed in court. There are no minor children or adult children, and the Wife is not pregnant. There will be no requests for alimony from either party. The parties waive all rights to a trial and all rights to appeal. The parties will both appear before the court at the Final Hearing.  You should have a Marital Separation Agreement (MSA) in order to make your divorce "uncontested." Your MSA also becomes part of the official record. Note that some states require an MSA as part of an uncontested divorce filing.  You can purchase a Marital Separation Agreement here. FAQ on Marital Se