Florida divorce cost calculator

Estimate what a traditional attorney-driven divorce could cost in Florida, and see how it compares to a flat-fee online divorce.

Traditional divorce is billed by the hour, so the total depends on how much conflict and court work your case involves. Answer a few questions for a rough estimate of the traditional cost, then compare it to a flat-fee online divorce.

Do you and your spouse agree on the divorce terms?

Do you have minor children together?

Do you have property, retirement, or debts to divide?

Attorney hourly rateFlorida family-law rates commonly run $250 to $450/hour. Adjust if you know it.

This is a rough estimate, not a quote or legal advice. Traditional divorce costs vary widely with conflict, county, and the individual attorney; this figure is an illustration based on typical attorney hours for the situation you selected, at the rate you entered, plus a court filing fee. The Quick Divorce is a self-help document preparation service for Florida residents, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. See our pricing page for current flat-fee plans.

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The Quick Divorce is not a law firm and does not provide legal services or legal advice through this website. Our founder is a Florida-licensed family-law attorney, and she designed this platform, but she is not acting as your attorney when you use this site, and using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship with her or with The Quick Divorce. We do not select forms for your specific situation, do not advise you on your legal rights, and do not represent you in court. Communications you submit through this site are not protected by attorney-client privilege. If you need legal advice or representation, retain a Florida-licensed attorney directly.