What is the difference between a simplified dissolution of marriage and a dissolution of marriage?

What is the difference between a simplified dissolution of marriage and a dissolution of marriage?

What is a simplified divorce? In Florida divorce is known as Dissolution of Marriage. A Simplified Dissolution Procedure is a procedure people can use to get divorced in Florida if they have no other issues for the court to decide other than their divorce: no children and no property to be divided.

What is a marital dissolution?

It happens when two people have been legally married, and one or both of them goes through the court process to have the marriage ended. Orders about alimony, division of property, name changes, child custody, visitation, and support can all be made in a divorce.

Do you need a lawyer for a dissolution?

Do You Need a Lawyer? It’s generally recommended that you at least talk with an attorney about your divorce case, so you understand all of your rights and the specific procedures required in your state.

What happens at a dissolution hearing?

At the final dissolution hearing, the judge will ask each party if the separation agreement (and shared parenting plan, if applicable) filed with the Petition for Dissolution conforms to their intent, fully discloses all marital assets and liabilities and, provides for the best interest of the children of the marriage.

How do I start over after a divorce with no money?

Enquire About Financial Support From The Local Government You might be able to get food stamps or housing assistance and they’re helpful for you to start over after a divorce with no money and until you get a job.