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You probably should start with the excellent site provided by the Florida Court System, www.flcourts.org. You'll find there a self-help center. Among other things, it contains the forms for divorce and related actions.

If you don't need a lawyer and just want to file a simple divorce, you can order the forms and do it yourself, or you can get DocuPro to do it for you.

You can also use Florida Divorce Online, which offers the following advantages: (1) You prepare the papers online without paying any money; (2) You decide only after the papers are prepared whether you want to pay for them; and (3) the charge is only $89.95 for all the required documents, including the marital settlement agreement. Looks like a pretty good deal to me.

The most comprehensive source I've found so far is FloridaDivorce.com. When I visited, they had this annoying window that popped up demanding to know my Florida zip code, but once I lied and gave them one (you and I both know I don't live in Florida), I was able to use the site okay. There's information there on Child Support, Alimony, and lots of other topics. The site offers to answer your divorce questions for free by e-mail, which is appealing. The tone is a little gladiator-ish, but that's probably to be expected.

A local divorce lawyer can help you understand the laws in your area and how they will affect your case.  Fill out the form below to arrange a divorce case evaluation.

You might also check out Jacksonville Divorce Law from Charles Willmott in (logically enough) Jacksonville. His information was limited when I looked it over in February but he promises to add to it regularly. He also offers you the opportunity to get answers to your questions.