What Is a Simplified Divorce?
A simplified divorce differs from a traditional divorce in that it can be a quicker and less complicated process. For many couples, getting a simplified divorce can relieve much of the stress that may accompany a traditional divorce.
If you and your spouse are considering divorce, you may be interested in learning more about simplified divorce. For more information or to set up an appointment to meet with an experienced lawyer, contact the Orlando divorce attorneys of the Schlegel Law Group today by calling 407-953-9726.
What are the Requirements for a Simplified Divorce?
Getting a simplified divorce can be less expensive and time-consuming than going through traditional divorce litigation. However, not everyone is eligible for a simplified divorce. In order to qualify for a simplified divorce, you and your spouse have to meet certain requirements. These requirements include:
- A relatively short marriage (usually less than five years)
- No children
- There must a collaborative divorce agreement written outside of a court setting
- Both spouses must concede that there is no way to salvage the marriage
- There must be minimal property and assets to divide
These requirements are not always clearly established and are often fairly subjective. If you think you and your spouse may qualify for a simplified divorce, you should contact a lawyer to discuss your options.
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To learn more about the simplified divorce process, contact the experienced Orlando divorce attorneys of the Schlegel Law Group by calling 407-953-9726.






