Online divorce in Pinellas County, Florida

Brief in-person final hearing6th Judicial Circuit · Tier 4

Uncontested divorce in Pinellas County is filed with the clerk of court at . The current filing fee is $408. In Pinellas County, you will attend a brief in-person final hearing so a judge can sign your Final Judgment. It is routine and usually takes only a few minutes.

Do you have to go to court?

In Pinellas County, you will attend a brief in-person final hearing so a judge can sign your Final Judgment. It is routine and usually takes only a few minutes.

When your paperwork is filed and complete, you request your final hearing by emailing the Judicial Assistant (JA) for the judge assigned to your case. You can find your assigned judge and the JA's contact on the clerk's online docket for your case number, or on the circuit court's website.

Where and what it costs to file

Courthouse
Judicial circuit
6th Judicial Circuit
Filing fee
$408(verify with the clerk)
Scheduling
Phone

County clerk filing fees are set by each county and can change at any time. The fee shown here was verified in June 2026, but we do not warrant that it is current. Always confirm the current amount on your county clerk's website or by calling the clerk before you file.

How The Quick Divorce works in Pinellas

  1. 1Qualify. Answer four questions to confirm Pinellas County residency and eligibility for an uncontested filing.
  2. 2Complete. We generate the Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms, pre-filled for filing in the 6th Judicial Circuit.
  3. 3Finalize. File with the clerk, then attend a brief final hearing. When your paperwork is filed and complete, you request your final hearing by emailing the Judicial Assistant (JA) for the judge assigned to your case. You can find your assigned judge and the JA's contact on the clerk's online docket for your case number, or on the circuit court's website.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to appear in court for my divorce in Pinellas County?
Brief in-person final hearing. In Pinellas County, you will attend a brief in-person final hearing so a judge can sign your Final Judgment. It is routine and usually takes only a few minutes.
How much is the filing fee in Pinellas County?
The current filing fee is approximately $408. County clerk filing fees are set by each county and can change at any time. The fee shown here was verified in June 2026, but we do not warrant that it is current. Always confirm the current amount on your county clerk's website or by calling the clerk before you file.
Where do I file for divorce in Pinellas County?
You file at the Pinellas County Clerk of Court, located at . Your case is heard in the 6th Judicial Circuit.
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Pinellas County?
Most uncontested divorces in Pinellas County finalize in roughly 8 to 12 weeks after filing, because a brief in-person hearing is required. The court's calendar is beyond our control, so timing can vary.
How do I schedule my final hearing in Pinellas County?
When your paperwork is filed and complete, you request your final hearing by emailing the Judicial Assistant (JA) for the judge assigned to your case. You can find your assigned judge and the JA's contact on the clerk's online docket for your case number, or on the circuit court's website.
Can I use The Quick Divorce if I live in Pinellas County?
Yes. We prepare the statewide Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms required to file in any Florida county, including Pinellas. Your case is filed in the 6th Judicial Circuit at .

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