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Here for the Financial Affidavit? Start with disclosures
Form 12.902, the Financial Affidavit, is the financial disclosure form Florida courts use to evaluate support and property claims in a divorce case. It's filed alongside the Certificate of Compliance With Mandatory Disclosure (12.932) and, on the joint simplified track, the Marital Settlement Agreement (12.902(f)), and it must stay consistent with those forms.
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Florida's fastest option is the joint simplified dissolution, Form 12.901(a): available when both spouses agree on everything, have no minor children together, already divided their property, and are willing to skip trial. If any of that isn't true, a standard petition from the 12.901(b) series applies instead.
Read: Simplified vs. regular dissolution in FloridaStarting the Case
The forms that open a Florida divorce case, or respond to one, from the petition through service.
Financial Disclosure
Florida requires every divorce case to include full financial disclosure, whether the case is agreed or contested.
Children and Support
Forms for cases involving minor or dependent children: custody jurisdiction, the parenting plan, and child support.
Finishing the Case: Judgment
The forms that formally end the marriage once every issue is resolved.
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These guides are general information, not legal advice, and explain what the official form and instructions generally ask for. Virdix is a document preparation service, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed Florida attorney or visit flcourts.gov.
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