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Divorce is stressful enough on its own — the last thing you want is to make mistakes that cause delays, extra costs, or even a rejected case. After helping so many Floridians through this process, I can tell you that most problems come from the same common mistakes. The good news? If you know what to watch out for, you can avoid these headaches and get your divorce finalized smoothly — sometimes in as little as 30 days. Here are the top 10 mistakes to avoid in a Florida divorce and what you should do instead. 1. Not Making Sure Both Spouses Agree An uncontested divorce means both spouses agree on everything — property, debts, kids, and support. If even one thing is left unresolved, the case becomes contested. That means more paperwork, possible court hearings, and much higher costs. Tip: Talk things through with your spouse before you start. Make sure you’re truly on the same page so you don’t hit roadblocks later. 2. Forgetting Financial Disclosures Even in uncontested divorces, Florida courts often require each spouse to file…