Florida Family Court Forms
Dissolution of marriage, time-sharing modification, child support, injunctions for protection, and more — step by step in plain English. No attorney required. No account needed to read.
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Florida uses circuit courts for all family law matters. Every case involving minor children requires a Parenting Plan addressing time-sharing and parental responsibility. Financial Affidavits are mandatory in all cases involving support or property.
Dissolution of Marriage
12.901(b)(1)
Petition for Dissolution — With Children
Ending a marriage with minor or dependent children. Parenting plan and financial affidavit required.
Coming soon12.901(a)
Simplified Dissolution
Joint petition for couples with no minor children, no alimony dispute, and agreed property division.
Not available to file yet
12.903(a)
Answer, Waiver, and Request for Copy of Final Judgment
Respond to a dissolution petition filed against you. You have 20 days after service to answer.
Not available to file yet
12.902(f)(1)
Marital Settlement Agreement — With Children
Written agreement on all issues including children, support, and property when parties agree.
Not available to file yet
Injunctions for Protection
12.980(a)
Petition for Injunction — Domestic Violence
Emergency protection from a household or family member. Temporary injunction issued same day without a hearing.
Coming soonParenting, Time-Sharing & Children
12.995(a)
Parenting Plan — Basic
Required in every case with minor children. Covers time-sharing schedule, parental responsibility, and decision-making.
Not available to file yet
12.995(b)
Parenting Plan — Safety Focused
For cases involving domestic violence, substance abuse, or safety concerns affecting children.
Not available to file yet
12.947(a)
Modify Parental Responsibility / Time-Sharing
Change an existing parenting plan when there has been a substantial, unanticipated change in circumstances.
12.905(a)
Petition to Relocate
Petition to move more than 50 miles with a child, or object to the other parent's proposed relocation.
12.983(a)
Petition to Determine Paternity
Establish paternity, time-sharing, and child support for unmarried parents. Opens in official Florida Courts PDF.
Child & Spousal Support
12.947(c)
Modify Child Support
Change a support order when income or circumstances have substantially changed.
12.902(b)
Financial Affidavit — Short Form
Required in all cases involving support or property. Use this form if gross annual income is under $50,000.
Coming soon12.902(c)
Financial Affidavit — Long Form
Required if gross annual income is $50,000 or more. More detailed income, expense, and asset disclosure.
Coming soon12.902(e)
Child Support Guidelines Worksheet
Calculates the guideline child support amount based on both parents' incomes and time-sharing percentage.
Not available to file yet
Enforcement
12.948(a)
Motion for Enforcement — Parental Responsibility
When the other parent is not following the court-ordered parenting plan or time-sharing schedule.
Not available to file yet
12.948(b)
Motion for Enforcement — Child Support
When the other party has failed to pay court-ordered child support.
Not available to file yet
Service & Procedural Forms
12.910(a)
Summons — Personal Service
Required to formally notify the respondent of the filed petition. Served by sheriff or process server.
Not available to file yet
12.928
UCCJEA Affidavit
Required in all cases involving minor children — establishes which state has jurisdiction over custody matters.
Not available to file yet
12.932
Certificate of Compliance — Mandatory Disclosure
Filed to confirm both parties have exchanged required financial documents within 45 days of service.
Not available to file yet
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