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How to Get a Quick Divorce in Florida
Posted in Divorce on October 8, 2025
Divorce can feel overwhelming, and many couples come to us asking how to get a quick divorce in Florida. The fastest route in this state is through a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage, a type of uncontested divorce, which can wrap up in just a few weeks when both spouses agree on every major issue, have… read more
What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in Florida?
Posted in Alimony, Divorce on September 17, 2025
Divorce can raise a lot of overwhelming questions, and one of the most common we hear is: What is a wife entitled to in a divorce in Florida? At Steven Miller, we know clients need clear answers about property, finances, and family arrangements. Florida law provides that a wife is entitled to a fair share… read more
Who Gets the House in a Divorce in Florida?
Posted in Divorce, Property Division on September 17, 2025
Divorce brings up so many hard questions, and a big one is always, Who gets the house in a divorce in Florida? For most people, a home isn’t just an asset; it’s a sanctuary full of memories. Florida law views your home as part of the marital property and uses a principle called equitable distribution… read more
Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First in Florida?
Posted in Divorce on September 11, 2025
Questions about who should initiate a divorce are more common than you might think. For many, the idea of filing first feels strategic. In Florida, the party who files for divorce first generally has no legal advantage because it is a “no-fault” divorce state. This means neither spouse is required to prove wrongdoing to end… read more
Moving Out of State With Child No Custody Agreement, Florida
Posted in Custody on September 4, 2025
Making plans for moving out of state with a child without a custody agreement in Florida can be more complicated than it seems. Parents often don’t realize how strict Florida laws are when it comes to relocating with children. At Steven Miller, we guide families through these legal challenges so they can make confident, informed… read more
Can You File an Uncontested Divorce with a Child
Posted in Uncontested Divorce on August 18, 2025
Key Takeaways An uncontested divorce with a child is possible in Florida if both parents agree on custody, child support, and parenting arrangements. Parents must submit key documents, including a parenting plan, financial affidavits, and a child support worksheet. Florida courts require parenting courses and review agreements to ensure they serve the child’s best interests…. read more
Is Florida a No-Fault Divorce State?
Posted in Florida Family Law on August 15, 2025
Is Florida a no-fault divorce state? Yes, it is—and that makes the divorce process in our state less complicated than many people expect. In Florida, you do not need to accuse your spouse of wrongdoing or provide evidence of misconduct to end your marriage. All that’s required is a statement that your marriage is irretrievably… read more
Filing for Divorce in Florida When Spouse Lives in Another State
Posted in Florida Family Law, Uncontested Divorce on August 13, 2025
Filing for divorce in Florida when a spouse lives in another state can feel like a logistical and emotional minefield, but the process is more manageable than it may seem. Florida courts allow one spouse to initiate divorce proceedings even when the other party lives outside state lines, provided specific legal conditions are met. At… read more
Can a Judge Deny an Uncontested Divorce
Posted in Florida Family Law, Uncontested Divorce on August 6, 2025
Yes, a judge can deny an uncontested divorce, although it doesn’t happen as often as in contested matters. Even when spouses agree on the terms and legal standards are satisfied, a judge may still decline the request if there are procedural mistakes, the terms seem one-sided or fail to serve the well-being of minor children,… read more
Can an Uncontested Divorce Be Reversed?
Posted in Uncontested Divorce on July 16, 2025
Deciding to divorce is a significant choice, but it’s not uncommon for people to second-guess that decision once the legal process is underway. A common question we hear at Steven Miller’s office is: Can an uncontested divorce be reversed? Though reversing one isn’t always easy, there are cases where an uncontested divorce may be challenged… read more