
Diy Florida Uncontested Divorce
Published 9/2026
MP4 |
Video: h264, 1920x1080 |
Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English |
Duration: 1h 6m |
Size: 569.8 MB
Save thousands on your Florida Divorce with our DIY Uncontested Course
What you'll learn
Pro Se Florida Self Represented Florida Divorce
How To Fill Out Florida Supreme Court Divorce Forms
How to File Divorce in Florida Without An Attorney
Parenting Plan, Child Support Work Sheets & Financial Affidavits
Requirements
None
Description
Facing an Expensive Divorce?
You're not alone. Most people facing divorce discover that
- Attorneys charge $2,500-5,000+ for uncontested divorces
- Document preparation services charge $350-750
- The process seems overwhelming and confusing
- You can't afford expensive legal help but need to get divorced
- You're worried about making mistakes that could cost you more money or delay your divorce
Our DIY Florida Divorce Course gives you everything you need to file your own divorce-step by step, with nothing left out. You'll know exactly what forms to file, how to fill them out, when to file them, and what to expect in court.
Save thousands of dollars and take control of your divorce process.
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3 Video Training Modules (~60 minutes total)
Step-by-step instruction covering the entire Florida divorce process from start to finish
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All Required Florida Divorce Forms
Fillable PDF templates for every form you need-Petition, Financial Affidavit, Settlement Agreement, Parenting Plan, and more
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Sample Completed Forms
See exactly what properly completed forms look like so you can follow the examples
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Financial Affidavit Calculator
- Tools to help you accurately calculate your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities
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Filing Checklist & Timeline
Never miss a step with our comprehensive checklist and timeline showing exactly when to file each document
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Court Hearing Preparation Guide
Know exactly what to say and how to present yourself to the judge-includes sample testimony
Who this course is for
Self Represented How to File Divorce in Florida Without An Attorney