Get a Flat Fee Divorce Online in Miami, Florida — Fast, Simple & Affordable
I’m Vivian C. Rodriguez, a Florida divorce attorney based in Coral Gables. If you and your spouse agree on everything, I can handle your flat fee divorce in Miami, from $750 plus the court’s filing fee (no children, property or debt), entirely online with no court hearing.
Most people considering divorce ask three questions:
- How much does a divorce cost in Florida?
- How long will my divorce take?
- Can I get a divorce without going to court?
The answer to all three depends on whether your divorce is contested or uncontested. This page explains the difference and how an uncontested divorce works for one flat fee.
What Is a Flat Fee Divorce Online?
A flat fee divorce is one where you pay your attorney a single fixed fee for the whole case instead of hourly billing. You know the legal cost before you start, and it doesn’t grow as the case moves forward. The court’s filing fee is separate and is the same for everyone.
At MiamiDivorceOnline.com, the entire case is also handled online. In Miami-Dade County, uncontested divorces are currently processed without in-person hearings, so you don’t have to go to the courthouse.
No court appearances. No hidden fees. No hourly rates.
No court appearances. No hidden fees. No hourly rates.
Uncontested vs. Contested Divorce: What’s the Difference?
| WHAT TO COMPare | Uncontested Divorce | Contested Divorce |
|---|---|---|
| You & spouse agree on everything? | Yes | No |
| Who decides? | You & your spouse | A judge, if you can’t settle |
| Typical timeline | Less than 30 days | Often 1 year or more |
| Cost | Flat fee | Hourly attorney rates |
| Court appearances | None in Miami-Dade | Hearings, mediation, possibly trial |
Bottom line: If you and your spouse agree on everything, an uncontested divorce is usually faster, less expensive, and far less stressful than going to court.
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Miami, Florida?
My fee for an uncontested divorce is a flat fee, set before you hire me:
- No children, and no property or debt to divide: $750.
- Children, property, or debt to divide: a flat fee quoted up front after a free 15-minute call.
The court’s filing fee is paid separately to the Miami-Dade Clerk. It is currently $[amount], and it is the same no matter who handles your divorce.
What the flat fee includes: preparing all your documents, including the settlement agreement (and a parenting plan if you have children); filing with the court; handling your case through the final judgment; and providing you unlimited legal advice along the way.
A contested divorce is billed by the hour, and because it can take a year or more, the total is hard to predict.
Not sure which fee applies to you? Book a free 15-minute call and I’ll tell you before you commit to anything.
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Florida?
Most agreed cases are completed in about 30 days after filing, depending on the court’s processing time.
The time before filing depends on you and your spouse. Some clients return their signed documents within a few days; others take two or three weeks. The sooner they come back, the sooner I can file.
A contested divorce often takes a year or longer, depending on how many issues are in dispute.
The fastest path to finalizing your divorce is reaching agreement with your spouse before filing.
Do You Qualify for a Flat Fee Online Divorce?
Do You Qualify for a Flat Fee Divorce?
You may qualify if you can answer “Yes” to all of these questions:
- Do you and your spouse agree the marriage is over?
- Has either of you lived in Florida for at least six months?
- Will your spouse sign the divorce documents?
- Have you agreed on how to divide any property and debt?
- If you have children, have you agreed on a time-sharing schedule?
If you have children, child support must be calculated under the Florida Child Support Guidelines. It cannot be waived, even if you both agree.
If you answered “Yes” to all of them, you’re a strong candidate for a flat fee uncontested divorce. Not sure about one of them? That’s what the free call is for.
Can’t locate your spouse? See Divorce by Publication.
Why Choose MiamiDivorceOnline.com?
Unlike a divorce form website, you’re working with a flat fee divorce lawyer in Miami with more than 25 years of experience:
- Full legal service, not a do-it-yourself form site. I prepare all your documents, including a settlement agreement if your situation needs one, and handle your case from filing through the final judgment.
- Free, unlimited consultations throughout the process to help keep your case uncontested.
- One flat fee, with no hourly billing and no surprises.
- Simple or complex agreed cases: no assets or substantial assets, with or without children, business owners and employees alike.
- English or Spanish: I handle your case in the language you’re most comfortable with.
- Faster resolution, with less disruption for your children and the freedom to move forward sooner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a divorce in Miami without going to court? Yes. Uncontested divorces in Miami-Dade County are currently processed without in-person hearings, allowing the entire process to be completed online.
Can child support be waived in a Florida divorce? No. Florida law requires child support to be calculated according to the Florida Child Support Guidelines, regardless of what both parties agree to.
How is a flat fee divorce different from a DIY online divorce? A DIY divorce service gives you forms to fill out yourself. A flat fee divorce means a licensed Miami divorce attorney handles all legal filings, court submissions, and case management on your behalf — for one fixed price.
Ready to Start Your Flat Fee Divorce Online?
If you answered “Yes” to the 3 qualifying questions above, you can begin today by calling me at 305-710-9419 or clicking below for me to call you.
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