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    • Matthew J. Monaghan
    • Jay R. Thakkar
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Uncontested Divorce Lawyers In Brevard County, Florida

Choosing an uncontested divorce lawyer in Brevard County, Florida, helps you find closure without the stress of court fights. At Goldman, Monaghan, Thakkar & Bettin, P.A., our local attorneys bring over 180 years of combined experience to your case. Since 1984, our lawyers have provided the clear guidance you need to end your marriage.

What An Uncontested Divorce Means In Florida

In Brevard County, an uncontested divorce moves forward only after both partners agree on every major issue before going to court. Working with an amicable divorce lawyer in Brevard County keeps the focus on teamwork, not fighting. Spouses must agree on several core terms:

  • Dividing property and assets
  • Paying child support
  • Establishing parenting plans and time-sharing schedules
  • Splitting marital debts

Resolving these issues privately allows you to begin the filing process.

Requirements And Process For Filing

To start an uncontested Florida divorce, at least one partner must live in the state for six months. You begin the process by filing a petition, a signed marital settlement agreement and required financial forms with the court. After you submit your uncontested divorce paperwork in Florida, a judge sets a short final hearing to approve the agreement.

Issues That Still Must Be Resolved

Even in an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse must agree on clear terms before ending the marriage. An uncontested divorce with children in Florida requires a thorough parenting plan and child support guidelines. You must also fairly divide all marital assets and debts so the court will approve your agreement.

Benefits Of Legal Guidance In An Uncontested Divorce

Handling this process without legal help can cause costly mistakes. Working with a simple divorce attorney in Florida helps you fill out and file your forms correctly. Our attorneys review your proposed agreements to protect your long-term financial and parenting goals.

Professional Support For Your Uncontested Divorce

At Goldman, Monaghan, Thakkar & Bettin, P.A., our lawyers give experienced Brevard County legal advice to couples who want a clean end to their marriage. We handle uncontested divorce cases from Palm Bay to Cocoa, Florida. Call our office at Goldman, Monaghan, Thakkar & Bettin, P.A., or contact us online to schedule a consultation.

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