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Document preparation · St. Lucie CountyUncontested Divorce Paperwork – Port St. Lucie & Fort Pierce
From $295 Flat fees posted up front · 50% deposit to start · 3 interest-free payments on packages $495 and up
Serving Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, St. Lucie West, Tradition and all of St. Lucie County. I’m Jonathan Rexford, a commissioned Florida mobile notary and nonlawyer document preparer. You give me the facts and choices in writing; I type them into the forms. You review, sign and file.
Member, Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers (FALDP) since 2017
Mobile notary first. Paperwork is handled by phone, text and email, so you never drive to Vero. For signing, we dispatch a vetted partner mobile notary to you in St. Lucie County, with a package price quoted up front. Request a notary.
Prices for Port St. Lucie & Fort Pierce
| Service | Our typing fee |
|---|---|
| Simplified Dissolution | $295 |
| Uncontested, no children | $495 |
| With children | $795 |
| Spouse can’t be found (publication) | $695 |
| Children + property | $995 |
Includes one notary signing session in Indian River County. Mileage applies outside the county.
Government and court fees are separate and paid by you directly. Full details: Uncontested Divorce Paperwork · all prices.
St. Lucie County at a glance
St. Lucie County had 1,280 divorce filings in court fiscal year 2023-24, including 177 simplified dissolutions (Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator). The clerk’s filing fee for a dissolution is about $408 in most Florida counties; it is paid by you directly to the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court, never to us.
Questions people in Port St. Lucie ask
- How much does divorce paperwork cost in Port St. Lucie?
- Our flat typing fees start at $295 for a Simplified Dissolution and $495 for an uncontested divorce with no children. The St. Lucie County Clerk’s filing fee (about $408) is separate and paid by you to the Clerk.
- Do you file my divorce with the St. Lucie County Clerk?
- No. You file under your own name, at the Clerk’s counter or on the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal. We give you a filing checklist.
- Can you tell me if I qualify for a simplified divorce?
- No. That is a legal question. The Florida Courts website explains who can use the simplified form. You choose the form and we type it.
- Do I have to come to Vero Beach?
- No. Everything is done by phone, text and email, and a partner notary can come to you in St. Lucie County.
- What if my spouse and I disagree?
- We only type uncontested divorces, where you both agree on everything. If you disagree, please talk to a Florida attorney or legal aid.
We are not lawyers and cannot give legal advice. Jonathan Rexford is a Florida notary public and nonlawyer document preparer. He may only type or fill in forms with information you provide and cannot tell you which forms to use or how to complete them (Rule 10-2.2, Rules Regulating The Florida Bar).