TYPES OF DIVORCES IN STATE OF FLORIDA
Florida State is a NO-FAULT state, with only two grounds/basis for getting a divorce:
(The mental incapacity of one of the parties must be of at least a three year duration period.)
Reasons such as adultery, violence and wasting money are not grounds for divorce in Florida, although it may have an influence and affect other issues in the divorce such as Equitable Distribution, Spousal Support (“Alimony”), Parenting Plan, Time-Sharing (“child custody”).
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Both types of Divorces must be filed in and are handled by the Circuit Court division of the County you reside in.
South Florida Counties:
Broward, Palm Beach Miami-Dade
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