Official forms · Florida

Florida divorce forms, with their official numbers

Every divorce form Florida publishes, listed by the number the clerk will ask for, with a link to the state’s own file. Nothing here is our document.

29forms listed
29with an official number
19with a revision date
24linked to the state’s own file

This is a reference list, not a packet. If you want the process — what to file first, what it costs, how long it takes — that is on the Florida divorce guide. This page exists because the number is often the only thing you need: a clerk who says “bring the 12.901(a)” is not going to explain what that is.

Check the revision date before you file. A superseded revision of the right form is the commonest reason a filing is rejected, and it is invisible — the form looks correct. A dash in the revision column means the state does not publish a revision date for that form. We show a dash rather than a guess, because a guessed revision date is the single most dangerous thing we could put on this page.

All 29 Florida divorce forms

FormWhat it isRevisedRouteFile
12.901(a)Joint Petition for Simplified Dissolution06/25SimplifiedOpen →
12.902(f)(3)Marital Settlement Agreement — Simplified10/21SimplifiedOpen →
12.902(k)Notice of Joint Verified Waiver of Filing Financial Affidavits — or file affidavits10/23Simplifiednot linked
12.990(a)Final Judgment of Simplified Dissolution—SimplifiedOpen →
12.901(b)(1)Petition for Dissolution with Dependent or Minor Child(ren)02/18RegularOpen →
12.901(b)(2)Petition — Property but No Minor Children02/18RegularOpen →
12.901(b)(3)Petition — No Minor Children or Property02/18RegularOpen →
12.902(d)UCCJEA Affidavit — where there are minor children02/18RegularOpen →
12.902(e)Child Support Guidelines Worksheet — where there are minor children; cannot be waived06/25RegularOpen →
12.995(a)Parenting Plan (or 12.995(b)/(c) if supervised or long-distance)02/18RegularOpen →
12.902(f)(1)Marital Settlement Agreement — with Children—RegularOpen →
12.902(f)(2)Marital Settlement Agreement — Property, No Children—RegularOpen →
12.902(b)Financial Affidavit — short form, under $50k income10/21RegularOpen →
12.902(c)Financial Affidavit — long form, $50k+ income06/25RegularOpen →
12.932Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Disclosure06/25RegularOpen →
12.903(a)Answer, Waiver, and Request for Copy of Final Judgment (the responding spouse files it)—RegularOpen →
12.910(a)Summons: Personal Service on an Individual — where the spouse is served10/21RegularOpen →
12.910(b)Process Service Memorandum — where the spouse is served—RegularOpen →
12.923Notice of Hearing (General)—Regularnot linked
12.990(b)(1)Final Judgment — with Children, Uncontested—RegularOpen →
12.990(b)(2)Final Judgment — Property, No Children, Uncontested—RegularOpen →
12.990(b)(3)Final Judgment — No Property or Children, Uncontested—RegularOpen →
12.999Final Disposition Form03/17RegularOpen →
12.902(j)Notice of Social Security Number06/18AllOpen →
12.902(i)Affidavit of Corroborating Witness (if no 6-month-old FL ID)02/18AllOpen →
12.928Cover Sheet for Family Court Cases02/24AllOpen →
12.915Designation of Current Mailing and E-mail Address08/23Allnot linked
12.900(h)Notice of Related Cases02/24Allnot linked
DH513Report of Dissolution (Dept. of Health)—Allnot linked
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