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Watch this Divorce Course from ANY DEVICE:
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4-hr SELF-PACED VIDEO online course
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100% ONLINE Florida Parenting class
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Instant Access & Certificate
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Guaranteed Acceptance in FL. Courts
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Engaging 10 modules + activities
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Created by Top 1% Ranked Doctor
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INSTANT CERTIFICATE
Comprising: Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie.
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Court for Divorcing Parents with Minor Children
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Contact Information
St. Lucie County Clerk of Courts
Family Relations Dept.
201 South Indian River Drive, 2nd Floor
Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Phone: 772-462-6910
Hours of Operation
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday
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Legal Aid and resources
Free Legal Aid for St. Lucie County
Help is available for low-income residents of St. Lucie County in need of assistance in matters related to Florida divorce laws. Parents who plan to divorce in Florida are encouraged to contact 1-888-582-3410. This is a service offered by The Florida Rural Legal Services
To see if you are eligible to receive this free service, click HERE to apply.
Divorce in Florida
If you plan to file for divorce in Florida and are looking for private attorneys in St. Lucie County, you can use the Florida Bar Association Referral service. You will be asked to describe your legal issue, and they will refer you to a Florida divorce lawyer with experience with your particular legal matter who practices family law in St. Lucie County.
In addition to being in good standing with the Florida Bar, all of these divorce attorneys carry professional malpractice insurance, which assures you of getting the best quality legal work for your money.
Florida Divorce Forms
The Office of Family Courts has put together helpful legal information for those filing for divorce in Florida. You can learn about Florida divorce laws in the Florida Courts website and by accessing Florida Family Law Forms.
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Domestic Violence Resources
175 NW First Avenue, Mezzanine Floor
Miami, Florida 33128
305-275-1155
Mental Health Resources
National Alliance for Mental Illness
Divorce in Florida with Children
In Florida, parents involved in a dissolution of marriage proceeding with minor children or a paternity proceeding with issues of parental responsibility must attend, separately, parenting classes approved by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) before the court issues a final judgment.
Parenting Classes Online
Florida divorce laws require that parenting classes last a minimum of 4 hours. The State allows parents to take these parenting classes online. Co-parenting classes, Family stabilization, parent education, divorce course, or parenting education course, as these educational programs are also called, provide education, training, and support during the divorce process in accordance with Chapter 61.21 of the Florida Statutes.
