You don't need an attorney to get a divorce. This practical guide clearly explains the procedures involved in obtaining an uncontested divorce, interpreted in a simple, easy-to-follow process.

The Quick Law Group is the only divorce and family law firm for women in northeast Florida. The practice revolutionizes the way women are represented throughout the entire divorce process. The Quick Law Group empowers women to take control of their lives, families and financials. This book is a tool that should be used by all women going through divorce. The book highlights issues Florida women will face during their divorce, provides answers to frequently asked questions, and encourages women to take care of their most important asset - themselves. Author Heather Brooke Quick is the founder and CEO of The Quick Law Group, located in Jacksonville, Florida. By offering family and marital law services specifically for women, The Quick Law Group works in a consistent and reliable way to advocate for women in the divorce process. The firm educates and empowers women on their rights and the law, so they can find the strength to endure the process and end up better financially and emotionally. Consistent with her message and mission of women empowerment, Heather Quick has authored this book to provide women with guidance to make educated decisions about their future and goals.

This updated sixth edition reflects the most recent changes in family law in Florida. It offers an overview of the divorce process, introduces the basic vocabulary and legal concepts associated with divorce, and familarizes you with what to expect if you are planning to divorce in Florida or if you are already divorced and have questions about your rights. Property division and child custody are outlined in separate chapters. Special topics include the mediation process, financial affidavit preparation and tax aspects of divorce. This book also covers the simplified dissolution of marriage procedure, which allows couples who have no children or property disputes to file for divorce without an attorney.

This FLORIDA DIVORCE GUIDE is your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Navigate Florida Divorce. Combining years of practical trial experience and the compassion of a legal counselor with the humor only a father of six can cultivate, Attorney and Author Bill Beck provides real answers to some of the most difficult legal questions challenging today's families struggling with divorce, including: - Uncontested Divorces - Child Custody - Alimony - Calculation of Child Support - Property Division The author's no-nonsense approach to explaining complex legal issues in easy-to-understand every-day language means that now anyone can understand divorce law. Only an attorney like Bill Beck can demystify the systems and reveal, once and for all, the logic behind the intimidation.

- Updated to reflect the most recent changes in Florida divorce law - Subjects addressed include the stages of a divorce case, what no-fault is all about, and how to find the right lawyer quickly - This book takes the mystery out of the legal procedures for dissolution of marriage in Florida - Covers custody, child support, property distribution, alimony, annulment, lawyer's role, and mediation

Introduction From the INSIDE Now, for the first time you get to see the Family Court system through the eyes of the Court appointed Family Court Program Specialist, Pro Se Coordinator, an insider. The term "Pro Se" will be used through out this workbook and is used when someone represents themselves in Family Court either as a Petitioner, (the person starting the filing) or the Respondent, (the person who responds to the filing). The Pro Se Coordinator, a non-lawyer, helps people representing themselves fill in and file state approved forms designed to accomplish Dissolution of Marriage, Custody, Visitation, Adoption, Modifications, Child Support, Contempt/ Enforcement and more. Let me tell you a little about what I did at the 16th Judicial Circuit Court between 2000 to 2002. What I'm about to write is still valid today, July 2013. As the Family Court Program Specialist, Pro Se Coordinator, I worked with the public and the court under the administration section. That's right; the court has both a Family Court PROGRAM and an administrative arm. I supported the Court in many ways. Part of what I did was to review case files before they went to the Judge. I made sure that the forms were complete, correct and ready for hearing or trial. Sometimes I reviewed files at the request of a Judge, Judicial Assistant or Court Administrator. In addition, I did case management. Case Management is the process where all case files are reviewed, Pro Se and Attorney filings alike. The Court wants to make sure that justice is swift and that cases move as quickly as possible through the system. While the general public doesn't know it, the administrative division keeps statistics and strives to move cases along using the case management process. There are time limit goals. This Work Book will help you understand the process.

* Updated to reflect the most recent changes in Florida divorce law. * Subjects addressed include the stages of a divorce case, what no-fault is all about, & how to find the right lawyer quickly. * This book takes the mystery out of the legal procedures for dissolution of marriage in Florida. * Covers custody, child support, property distribution, alimony, annulment, lawyer's role, & mediation.

Explanation of Florida's Divorce Laws.