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