Family Law Court Document Preparation
Florida Supreme Court-approved document preparation for self-represented individuals.
Service Overview
We prepare Florida Supreme Court–approved family law forms for self-represented (pro se) individuals: simplified and uncontested divorce, financial affidavits, marital settlement agreements, parenting plans, name changes, and paternity. We use only the information you provide. We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice or represent you in court — for contested matters or legal strategy, consult a licensed family law attorney.
- Simplified & Uncontested Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce)
- Florida Family Law Financial Affidavits (Short & Long forms)
- Marital Settlement Agreements & Property Distribution
- Parenting Plans, Time-Sharing Schedules & Child Support
- Petitions for Adult & Minor Legal Name Change
- Establishment of Paternity & Parenting Responsibility
Required Documents Checklist
Bring or upload these so we can start without delay. Your portal tracks what's received and what's still missing.
- Photo ID for the filing party
- Marriage certificate (copy)
- Proof of Florida residency (for at least one party, 6 months)
- Financial information (income, assets, debts, expenses)
- For parents: children's info and proposed time-sharing
- Prior court orders related to the marriage or children (if any)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a lawyer for an uncontested divorce?
If you and your spouse agree on all terms and there are no complex issues, you may file pro se. We prepare the court forms accurately from your information, but we cannot advise you on your rights or strategy. For anything contested, consult a family law attorney.
How long does an uncontested divorce take?
Forms are ready in 3–7 business days. Once filed, Florida's mandatory 20-day waiting period applies, and final judgment timing depends on the court's calendar — often 1–3 months from filing.