Divorce Document Preparation in Florida

Affordable Divorce Document Prep in Florida

— No Court, No Attorneys Needed

Done right and court-ready so your uncontested divorce moves forward with confidence.

Serving Northeast Florida with both in-person and secure Zoom appointments. Conveniently based in St. Johns County and assisting clients throughout Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm Coast, and surrounding communities.
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Is this right for you?

We Offer A Service That Provides An Uncontested Divorce In Florida Without An In-court Appearance.

Yes if:

  • You want legal representation
  • This may not be a good fit if either party is unwilling to participate in good-faith discussions or work toward resolution.

Not a fit if:

  • You agree on key issues with your spouse
  • You want court-ready forms done correctly
  • You want predictable pricing (around $2500)
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Ready for clarity and confidence in your divorce filing?

Contact Peacemaker Mediation Group—let our experts handle the paperwork so you can focus on your future.​

Why Choose Document Preparation Services?

Save Time and Reduce Stress

Skip the frustration and complexity of navigating paperwork alone—our service streamlines the process, ensuring completion is accurate and efficient.​

Cost-Effective

Enjoy substantial savings compared to hiring attorneys for uncontested matters; flat fee document preparation offers predictable, affordable support.​

Personalized Support

Our specialists guide you through every step to ensure your unique needs are addressed, giving you peace of mind.​

Compliance and Confidence

Documents are prepared to meet Florida court standards so you avoid common errors and delays.​

Key Florida Divorce Court Forms

If filing for uncontested divorce in Florida, you may need:

  • Civil Cover Sheet (12.928)
  • Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (variant 12.901)
  • Marital Settlement Agreement (12.902(f)(3))
  • Financial Affidavit (12.902(b), (c))
  • Notice of Social Security Number (12.902(j))
  • Parenting Plan (12.995(a)) – for cases with children
  • Child Support Guidelines Worksheet (12.902(e)) – for cases with children
  • Final Judgment (12.990 series)
  • Proof of Residency
  • Additional local/county forms if required​

Our Simple Process

Initial Consultation

Tell us about your situation; we identify all forms needed.

Document Preparation

Our experts complete every detail, tailored to your case.

Review and Finalization

Review for accuracy before submitting.

Filing Guidance

We provide step-by-step filing instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clarity for your journey forward
Do I need an attorney to prepare divorce forms?

No, uncontested divorces often proceed smoothly with court-approved forms and guidance—no attorney is required.​

Present Florida identification or an affidavit from a third party showing six months’ residency.​

Look for a mediator who is certified, experienced in family law, and someone both you and your spouse feel comfortable with. A good mediator remains neutral, facilitates productive communication, and helps you explore creative solutions.

Yes, parenting plan and child support forms must also be filed.​

No, contested cases require mediators or attorneys. Document preparation suits uncontested matters only.​

We provide all necessary forms, but you can also find them at Florida Courts and local Clerk websites.​

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