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Form 12.901(b)(3)
Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
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To fill out Form 12.901(b)(3), Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, you'll need to ensure both parties agree to the divorce terms, have no minor children or property to divide, and meet Florida's residency requirements. Having all necessary personal information and any supporting documents ready will streamline the process.
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Ensure Correct Usage of Form
Form 12.901(b)(3) should only be used when there are no marital assets, liabilities, minor children, or spousal support considerations. Incorrect usage can lead to delays or rejection by the court.
Validate Residency Requirements
At least one spouse must have lived in Florida for six months before filing. Failing to meet this requirement can result in dismissal of your petition.
Ensure Proper Signature and Notarization
The petition must be signed in front of a notary or deputy clerk. Missing this can invalidate your application and cause delays.
Check Form Completion Standards
Forms must be legibly printed or typed in black ink to maintain clarity and professionalism. Non-compliance can lead to processing delays.
Verify Filing Procedures
Filing must occur in the correct county court, and personal copies should be retained. Misfiling can lead to jurisdictional issues.
Understand Notification Requirements
Improperly notifying your spouse about the petition can invalidate the filing. Correct notification methods are legally required.
Confirm Additional Document Submission
Failing to submit required additional documents, like financial affidavits, can halt proceedings. Ensure all necessary paperwork accompanies your petition.
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