Can I do a simplified dissolution of marriage?: We are seeking divorce it irretrievably broken. No assets no property, I didn’t even change my last name. I have a child that is not his and I have a paternity case for years and owes child support. Can we do a simplified dissolution of marriage?
Joanna’s answer: Yes, you most certainly can do a simplified dissolution. It is still recommended to hire an attorney to assist you in order to simplify the process and make sure everything is done correctly. I would be more than happy to assist you in this matter for a reasonable fee. I offer free initial telephone consultations if you would like to call or email me!!
My husband and I want a simple non contested divorce. Can I file in Florida? I am a resident of Florida, he is not.:
We were married in the UK in Nov 1991.
We have been separated since Nov 2020.
He is a UK citizen, resident of UK,
I am a US citizen, resident of Florida.
We want a simple non contested divorce
No children
No property
No savings
No alimony
Joanna’s answer: Yes, you can! The simplest way is to have a marital settlement agreement drafted that shows there are no disputed issues, and then file that, along with the other initial paperwork necessary to initiate a divorce, and then get it finalized. If you hire an attorney to do the paperwork for you, it is much easier than trying to do it yourself, and also a lot faster!! I'd be happy to assist you with this. If you'd like to discuss it further, simply respond to this email or call me for a free initial consultation!
Can I get a simple no contested divorce in Florida if my husband lives in the UK?:
Married in the UK for 33 years, separated 3 years.
He is a UK citizen and resident, I am a US citizen and resident of Florida.
No children
No property
No assets
No Alimony
In Full agreement
Joanna’s answer: The short answer is YES! Absolutely! if you are in complete agreement on all issues, a settlement agreement can be drafted that he can sign, notarize and return, as well as a couple of other documents that he'll need to sign, notarize and return and then it can all be done without him needing to appear for a Judge (or if it is required, he can appear remotely). I'd be happy to speak with you about this matter. Call my office or respond to this message and I'll coordinate a free initial telephone consultation with you.