Family Law Forms

The Florida State Courts System's Self-Help Center is your online guide to help direct you through the court system. The self-help website includes family law forms approved by the Florida Supreme Court. Additional resources include a directory of local self-help centers, web links to free and low cost legal aid, mediator search capabilities, and guardianship resources.

Find a Family Therapist

The Central Florida Association for Marriage & Family Therapy (CFAMFT) is a professional organization representing marriage and family therapists and other mental health practitioners in the Central Florida area.

Florida E-Filing Portal

Governed by the Florida Courts E-Filing Authority, the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal serves as a single, statewide access point connecting thousands of users to Florida’s court system.

Free Child Support Calculator

A free resource to get a general idea of what to expect with child support when considering monthly income, overnights, and credits related to childcare and insurance expenses. Any and all information provided on this site is for informational purposes only.

Free Co-Parenting Class

This free online class teaches families and professionals about the effects of divorce and helps them build and support healthy co-parenting relationships for the benefit of the children involved. This class is typically accepted by most Florida courts when submitting a Certificate of Completion.

Free Legal Answers

A virtual legal advice clinic for low-income Floridians is available through the Florida Bar.

Legal Aid Society

The Legal Aid Society provides quality legal services for low-income residents, children, and disadvantaged groups with special legal needs in Orange County, Florida, and assists in providing legal aid services to similarly situated residents of neighboring counties through the combined efforts of staff and pro bono attorneys.

Pro Se - Alachua County

Pro se means you have chosen to proceed without the assistance of an attorney. The Self-Help Center staff is employed by the Court to assist the Family Law Judges by making sure that cases in which the petitioner is not represented by an attorney have met procedural requirements.

Pro Se - Brevard County

Procedural information for contested, uncontested, simplified divorce matters, cases to establish paternity, custody, child support, visitation, step-parent adoptions, name changes, modifications, motions, summons, subpoenas, judicial hearings/trials and general magistrate hearings.

Pro Se - Broward County

The role of the self-help center staff is to direct interested individuals to the self-help website where they can explore resources needed to represent themselves, access the courts, and other essential resources.

Pro Se - Citrus County

Citrus County Self-help Office provides assistance to self-represented litigants with general and procedural information on initial filing of domestic relations matters. The Self-Help office will personally review forms to insure all the appropriate forms are filed to move the case toward final disposition.

Pro Se - Hernando County

Hernando County personally meets with and assists pro se parties in dissolution of marriage and paternity/time-sharing cases to review their Court files to be sure that the appropriate initial forms are filed to move their court case toward final hearing.

Pro Se - Hillsborough County

Self help forms are available to all Pro se litigants that will be representing themselves in an upcoming legal proceeding. Please note that Court staff cannot give legal advice. There are several options available.

Pro Se - Lake County

The Family Court Case Management Self-Help Office provides assistance to self-represented litigants with general and procedural information on initial filing and modifications of domestic relations matters. The Self-Help Office will review documents to insure all the appropriate forms are filed to move the case toward final disposition.

Pro Se - Marion County

The Family Court Case Management Self-Help Office provides assistance to self-represented litigants with general and procedural information on initial filing and modifications of domestic relations matters. The Self-Help Office will review documents to insure all the appropriate forms are filed to move the case toward final disposition.

Pro Se - Miami-Dade County

The Self-Help Program's primary role is to provide procedural assistance to Self-Represented Litigants, enabling them to present their case to the court and obtain a final hearing. The Self-Help Program does not provide legal advice nor guarantee the outcome of a Self-Represented Litigants case in court.

Pro Se - Monroe County

The 16th Judicial Circuit is committed to implementing a comprehensive approach to handling all cases involving children and families, while at the same time, resolving such disputes in a fair, timely, and efficient manner.

Pro Se - Orange County

The Self Help Center provides customers with limited legal guidance and low-cost attorney consultations. The Center is the first of its kind in the Orange County Community to help citizens who either don’t have a lawyer or cannot afford one.

Pro Se - Palm Beach County

The Self-Service Center is your source for help navigating the court system in Palm Beach County, providing the resources you need to represent yourself and much more.

Pro Se - Pinellas County

In Pasco and Pinellas counties, there is a separate Family Law Division to handle all domestic violence restraining orders, divorces, child support issues, parental responsibility/visitation issues, name changes, adoptions and all juvenile matters.

Pro Se - Polk County

Self-help checklists included here for Polk, Highlands, and Hardee counties.

Pro Se - Seminole County

This platform is designed to assist litigants that are representing themselves in family court cases to easily access information. If you do not have an attorney and are representing yourself in a family case, click here for the required forms and procedures for Seminole County.

Pro Se - St Johns County

Family law matters include, but are not limited to, matters arising from the dissolution of marriage, annulment, paternity, child support, custodial care of or access to children, adoption, injunctions for protection, juvenile cases and all proceedings for modification, enforcement and civil contempt of these actions.

Pro Se - Sumter County

The Sumter County Family Court Case Management office provides assistance to self-represented litigants with general and procedural information on initial filing and modifications of domestic relations matters. We are unable to meet personally with self-represented litigants, but you may contact our office for general information and procedures.

Pro Se - Volusia County

The Family Court Self-Help program assists self-represented litigants with proper court procedures and forms. Self-help centers are located in Bunnell, Palatka, DeLand, and Daytona Beach.

Family Law Forms

Find a Family Therapist

Florida E-Filing Portal

Free Child Support Calculator

Free Co-Parenting Class

Free Legal Answers

Legal Aid Society

Pro Se - Alachua County

Pro Se - Brevard County

Pro Se - Broward County

Pro Se - Citrus County

Pro Se - Hernando County

Pro Se - Hillsborough County

Pro Se - Lake County

Pro Se - Marion County

Pro Se - Miami-Dade County

Pro Se - Monroe County

Pro Se - Orange County

Pro Se - Palm Beach County

Pro Se - Pinellas County

Pro Se - Polk County

Pro Se - Seminole County

Pro Se - St Johns County

Pro Se - Sumter County

Pro Se - Volusia County

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