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Begin by filling in your full legal names in the designated fields for both husband and wife. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for the petition.
Indicate your county of residence and the duration of your stay in Florida, confirming that you have lived there for at least six months.
State the date and location of your marriage, ensuring all details are correct to avoid any delays.
Confirm that you do not have any minor children together and check the appropriate box regarding your marital settlement agreement.
Both parties must sign the petition within our platform, ensuring that each signature is accompanied by printed names and contact information.
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