Divorcenters was founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator with 32 years’ experience. We prepare Florida divorce documents and mediate agreements, entirely online.
Divorcenters, Inc. has helped Florida families through divorce since 1992. We are a legal document preparation and certified mediation service — not a law firm — founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator, Qualified Arbitrator, and Family & Elder Law Mediator with 32 years’ experience.
Our work is deliberately narrow and deliberately affordable: we prepare every document a Florida divorce requires, correctly, for a flat fee — and where you and your spouse are not yet in agreement, our certified mediator helps you get there without a courtroom fight. Everything is handled online, from anywhere in the United States.
Divorcenters was founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator with 32 years’ experience — not a faceless online service.
Divorcenters, Inc. is a Florida corporation, registered with the Florida Division of Corporations under Document No. P20000026825, and is currently active.
Divorcenters, Inc. is a legal document preparation company, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Our employees and associated mediators are nonlawyers and may not:
Our mediators are certified through the Florida Supreme Court Dispute Resolution Center. Mediators associated with Divorcenters are not paralegals unless they independently meet the requirements established by the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar.
Divorcenters prepares legal documents based upon information provided by our customers. Our services are provided online only; we do not provide in-office services.
Court filing fees, service fees, and other third-party costs are separate from our document-preparation fees.
Once document preparation has begun, payments are non-refundable. If a customer cancels after work has started, the applicable balance remains due.
Completed documents that have not been filed will be retained for 90 days and then discarded. If required information or signatures are not provided within 30 days after completion, the completed documents may be sent to the customer and the file closed.
Changes or corrections requested after documents have been completed may result in additional charges of $75 per form or $125 per hour, whichever is greater.
Divorcenters is not responsible for delays caused by courts, process servers, or other third-party service providers.
For security and record-keeping purposes, questions regarding case status or changes to case information must be submitted by email.
Once a case has been filed with the court, questions concerning the status of the court case should be directed to the appropriate court.
Divorcenters, Inc. is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice.
Use of this website and our services is subject to these disclosures and our applicable Terms and Conditions.
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Meaning: broadly agreed on how things should be divided.
Property changes which forms Florida requires.
Minor children require a parenting plan in Florida.
Based on your answers, this package covers everything you need.