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What happens after divorce papers are filed in Florida?

Once the original petition is filed, the next step in a divorce for the respondent, the person on whom the petition is served, to compose and file an answer to the petition for the dissolution of marriage. The respondent has twenty days from when the papers are served to respond.

Can a spouse contest a divorce in Florida?

Finally, both spouses must attend the final divorce hearing. In a "contested divorce" on the other hand, spouses can't or won't agree on the division of marital property, marital debt and/or issues involving minor children from the marriage.

What is a counter petition for divorce in Florida?

The answer is: filing a Counter-Petition for Dissolution of Marriage protects you from having your case dismissed even when you still want to get a divorce. When a party files a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, they are asking the court to open their case and grant their divorce.

What does counter file mean?

This is basically a written notice of your positions on each paragraph or statement in the filed Petition. Essentially, it is your opportunity to agree to, object to, admit to, or deny what is being stated or requested by your spouse.

Can a judge deny a divorce in Florida?

Judges Can Deny a Divorce Due to the fact that Florida is governed by no-fault divorce laws, a judge cannot consider fault when deciding whether to grant a divorce. However, they may in very rare instances deny a divorce.

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