Document preparation
Neat, complete, correctly typed forms you've already chosen, prepared from the information you give us.
Neat, complete, correctly typed forms you've already chosen, prepared from the information you give us.
We are not lawyers and cannot give you legal advice. Under the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, a nonlawyer may type information into forms approved by the Supreme Court of Florida, using only what you write or tell us. We can't tell you which form to use, whether you should file, what to put in it, or what will happen next. Before helping with family law forms, we give you the Florida Supreme Court's Disclosure from Nonlawyer form to read and sign, and our name, address, and phone number appear on each form we help prepare.
These are examples of form sets published by the Florida courts. You select the form, usually from the court's self-help website or on an attorney's or clerk's direction, and bring it with your completed information.
Such as simplified dissolution of marriage and name change forms
Supreme Court–approved notices and complaints, typed as you direct
Typed from the figures you provide
Vehicle title forms, consent letters, and agency applications you fill out
The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service, local legal aid organizations, and your county clerk's self-help resources are good places to start.
Court filings are your responsibility, through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal or at the clerk's office. We can show you where the clerk's office is and what hours it keeps.
No. We guarantee accurate typing of what you provide. The court, clerk, or agency decides acceptance. If we make a typing error, we'll correct it at no charge.