Summarize the following:
Florida no longer requires “fault” for a divorce. Instead, both parties must claim that the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” Fault may be considered later, when deciding alimony, equitable division of marital property, and child custody. In order to get a divorce in Florida, one party must have been a resident of the state for the preceding 6 months. Couples who have children must take an online course before filing for divorce. Sometimes the children must also take a course specially designed for them.  One recommended Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course costs $19.95. You should expect to pay a fee for the class.  If you are getting a Simplified Divorce, then you do not have to take this class (because a requirement of a Simplified Divorce is that you have no children). You should contact the court clerk with questions about the specific course approved for your county.

Summary:
Be sure the marriage is irretrievably broken. Satisfy residency requirements. Take an online class.