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Divorce Answer Form 12.903(b) You can use this form to answer any petition for dissolution of marriage, whether or not there are minor child(ren). This form should be typed or printed in black ink. After completing this form, you should sign the form before a notary public or deputy clerk.
The elements of a dissolution with minor children are the following: (1) Termination of Marital Status, (2) Separation of Property, (3) Spousal Support, (4) Child Support, and (5) Child Custody. The first three elements are discussed above and are subject to the same rules.
There are separate forms for the simplified procedure (Form 12.990(a), above), and for cases with minor dependent children (Uncontested, Form 12.990(b)(1); Contested, Form 12.990(c)(1)), with property but no children (Uncontested, Form 12.990(b)(2); Contested, Form 12.990(c)(2)), and with no property or children ( ...
Responding to the Summons The petition will outline the case your spouse has against you, and the action they would like the court to take. The language included in the summons is very harsh. One of the instructions on it is that you must file a written response within 20 calendar days of the date of the summons.
If you have minor or dependent children or one of the spouses is pregnant you can still have an uncontested divorce in Florida, but not through the simplified process.