Florida Document Packages

Prepared, reviewed, and ready to file.

Flat-fee Florida-specific documents — assembled from your answers, checked by a trained preparer, and handed to you with exact filing steps for your county. One fee. No subscriptions.

One flat fee

The price you see is the price you pay. No subscriptions, ever.

Filing fees stay separate

Court and state fees go straight to the clerk — we never mark them up.

Preparer-reviewed

A trained Legal Document Preparer checks your paperwork before you file.

Free when it’s free

If a form is already free, we tell you where to get it.

Divorce & Family

Dissolve a marriage — without the legal bill.

Prepared & Reviewed

Uncontested Divorce

For spouses who agree on the terms and want to divorce without a lawyer.

$249 flat fee

Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
Marital Settlement Agreement
Financial Affidavit + Parenting Plan (if children)
County-specific filing instructions
Preparer review included

The county filing fee (typically $400–$450) is paid to the court when you file — separate from the $249, never marked up.

Get Started → How no-fault divorce works

Prepared & Reviewed

Simplified Divorce

For couples with no minor children and full agreement on all terms.

$149 flat fee

Petition for Simplified Dissolution
Marital Settlement Agreement
Financial Affidavit (short form)
County-specific filing instructions
Preparer review included

County filing fee paid to the court at filing — separate, never marked up.

Get Started → Do I qualify?

Form — or Form + Review

QDRO

Divide a 401(k), pension, or FRS account after a Florida divorce.

Automated FormCompleted from your answers$149
Form + Preparer ReviewChecked before it reaches the court$224

Model QDRO tailored to plan type
ERISA-compliant Florida circuit court language
Plan administrator submission guidance

Get Started → About QDROs

Housing

Get the notice and the filing right the first time.

Prepared & Reviewed

Landlord Eviction

For Florida landlords removing a non-paying or holdover tenant under Chapter 83.

$149 flat fee

3-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate
Complaint for Eviction + Summons
Non-Military Affidavit
County clerk filing & service instructions
Preparer review included

Court filing fee and sheriff/process-server costs are paid to the clerk — separate, never marked up.

Get Started → The eviction process

Prepared & Reviewed

Tenant Protection

For Florida tenants responding to an eviction or asserting their rights.

$99 flat fee

Answer & Defenses to Eviction Complaint
Motion to Determine Rent (registry guidance)
7-Day Repair / Habitability Notice
Security Deposit Demand Letter (§83.49)
Preparer review included

Filed in your existing case. The court may require disputed rent to be deposited into the registry — we explain when that applies.

Get Started → Tenant defense toolkit

Money & Debt

Take your dispute to court yourself.

Prepared & Reviewed

Small Claims

For Florida money disputes up to $8,000 — file and serve without an attorney.

$125 flat fee

Statement of Claim
Service of process guide
County-specific filing instructions
Pre-hearing preparation checklist
Preparer review included

The clerk’s filing fee scales with the amount claimed and is paid to the court — separate, never marked up.

Get Started → Small claims, step by step

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Small Claims Defense

For Floridians who have been sued for $8,000 or less — respond to the claim and walk into your hearing prepared.

$149 flat fee

Written Response & Defenses to the Statement of Claim
Pretrial conference playbook — what happens, and what to bring
Mediation preparation worksheet
Evidence & exhibit checklist
County-specific filing & service instructions
Preparer review included

Your summons sets the hearing date. Under Florida Small Claims Rule 7.090 a written response generally isn’t required unless the court orders one — but appearing is, and filing does not excuse it.

Get Started → Sued in small claims? Start here

Start a Business

Form your entity — and keep the control.

Prepared & Reviewed

Florida LLC

Form your LLC and file with the Division of Corporations (Sunbiz).

$99 flat service fee

Articles of Organization (Florida)
Custom operating agreement
EIN application guidance — no extra charge
Registered-agent designation
Step-by-step Sunbiz filing instructions
Preparer review before you file

Florida’s $125 state filing fee is paid directly to Sunbiz — separate from the $99, never marked up.

Get Started → Sunbiz filing guide

Prepared & Reviewed

Florida Corporation

Form your for-profit corporation and file with Sunbiz.

$135 flat service fee

Articles of Incorporation (Florida)
Corporate bylaws & Action of Incorporator
Notice & Waiver of Organizational Meeting
Minutes / Written Consent
EIN guidance + registered-agent designation
Preparer review before you file

Florida’s $70 incorporation fee is paid directly to Sunbiz — separate from the $135, never marked up.

Get Started → What this saves over 5 years

You file the final step yourself at Sunbiz — which is exactly what lets you serve as your own registered agent and skip the annual fee every other service charges.

Estate & Life Planning

Put your wishes in writing.

Estate Planning

Will · Durable Power of Attorney · Living Will · Health Care Surrogate · Estate Planning Guide · Will Execution Instructions

Individual documentsÀ la carte — start with onefrom $14.95
Complete BundleAll four plus Two Guides, instant to your Vault$69 for a single person, $119.95 for a married couple,
Bundle + Preparer ReviewChecked before delivery$119.95 for a single person | $235.00 for a married couple

Estate documents aren’t filed with a clerk — so you can safely take the automated forms on their own, or add a review for extra assurance.

Choose Documents → The four documents explained

Prepared

Turning 18 & College

The documents a new adult needs before move-in day — no court involved.

$69 flat fee | Automated documents only | With Legal document Review - $$119.95

HIPAA Authorization
Designation of Health Care Surrogate (§765.202)
Durable Power of Attorney (§709.2101)
Living Will / Advance Directive (§765.301)
FERPA Authorization (college records)
Mental Health Power of Attorney
Medical Authorization Form
Estate Plannng Guide

If your 18-year-old is hospitalized away at school, “I’m the parent” isn’t enough. These five let you act — without going to court.

Get Started → Why turning 18 changes everything

Legal Packages

Florida court forms, built from your answers.

Each package uses the official Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms. You answer a guided questionnaire in your own words, our document automation system assembles the forms you selected, and a Florida nonlawyer document preparer runs a clerical check before the packet reaches you.

Family Law · Modification

Child Support Modification

Ask a Florida judge to change an existing child support order after a substantial change in circumstances — a job loss, a pay cut, a raise on the other side, or a change in the children's needs. Includes the supplemental petition, the financial affidavit, the guidelines worksheet, and the service documents, plus the parenting plan modification forms if you select them.

Forms included

12.905(b) 12.902(b)/(c) 12.902(e) 12.902(j) 12.932 12.910(a)+(b) + 12.905(a), 12.995(a) optional

^$89Flat fee · filing fees separate

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More information about Child Support Modification — read the Legal Topics article

Family Law · Relocation

Relocation Beyond 50 Miles

By agreement only

When both parents and everyone else entitled to time-sharing agree, ask the court to approve moving a child at least 50 miles away for 60 consecutive days or longer. Includes the agreement, the motion that puts it in front of a judge, and the relocation parenting plan the agreement must contain.

Forms included

12.950(a) 12.950(b) 12.995(c) 12.902(d) 12.950(i) 12.915 + support forms optional

^$89Flat fee · filing fees separate

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More information about Relocation Beyond 50 Miles — read the Legal Topics article

All packages use Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms, which are published by the Florida State Courts System and available free of charge at flcourts.gov. JusticeXpress Florida is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. You enter your own factual information; a nonlawyer's role is limited to a clerical check for blank fields, misspellings, inconsistent dates or figures, missing signature and notary lines, and outdated form versions. Prices do not include county filing fees, notary fees, or service of process fees. Browse all Legal Topics articles.

Living Trusts

Skip probate. Keep it private.

A Florida revocable living trust lets your accounts and property pass to the people you name without a probate case, without a court file anyone can read, and without the delay. Prepared from your answers, reviewed by a trained preparer, and delivered with the funding instructions most online trust services leave out.

Prepared & Reviewed

Living Trust — Single Person

For one Floridian with retirement or investment accounts, property, or anyone who wants the estate settled outside of court.

$199 flat fee

Florida Revocable Living Trust (Chapter 736)
Pour-Over Will — catches anything left outside the trust
Certificate of Trust (§736.1017) for banks and title companies
Durable Power of Attorney (§709.2101)
Living Will and Designation of Health Care Surrogate (§765)
Schedule of Trust Assets, completed with you
Funding checklist — how to retitle accounts and update beneficiaries, step by step
Successor trustee instructions — what happens next, and who does it
Preparer review before delivery

A trust only controls what you actually put in it. This package covers accounts and beneficiary designations. To move real estate in, add the Deed to Trust for $99.

Get Started → How a Florida trust works

Prepared & Reviewed · Couples

Living Trust — Married Couple

For spouses who want one plan that covers both of them — and leaves the survivor with clear instructions instead of a probate case.

$349 flat fee, both spouses

Joint Revocable Living Trust (Chapter 736) — or two separate trusts, your choice
Two Pour-Over Wills, one for each spouse
Certificate of Trust (§736.1017) for banks and title companies
Two Durable Powers of Attorney (§709.2101)
Two Living Wills and two Health Care Surrogate designations (§765)
Schedule of Trust Assets, completed with you
Funding checklist — joint accounts, retirement plans, and beneficiary updates
Survivor's instructions — what the surviving spouse does, and when
Preparer review before delivery

Two people, one flat fee — not two separate purchases. To move your Florida home into the trust, add the Deed to Trust for $99.

Get Started → Trust or will — which do we need?

Add-on · or buy on its own

Deed to Trust — one Florida property

The step that makes a trust actually work for your home. Add it to either package above, or buy it alone if you already have a trust that was never funded.

Florida deed transferring one property into your trust
Prepared to your county Clerk's recording standards
Homestead language reviewed before delivery
Legal description pulled from your current deed
Step-by-step recording instructions for your county
Preparer review before delivery

Recording costs — and any documentary stamp tax that applies to your transfer — are paid directly to the county, separate from the $99 and never marked up. One property per deed; add another for $99. If your property is mortgaged or held with someone outside the trust, we'll tell you before you buy.

$99 flat fee, per property Add the Deed →

Not everyone needs a trust.

Plenty of Floridians are fine with a will. If your home is protected homestead passing to a spouse or child, and your accounts already have named beneficiaries, a trust may buy you very little. Read the comparison first — and if a will is enough for you, take the estate planning bundle instead. We'd rather sell you the smaller package than the wrong one.

The difference

A human checks your paperwork before you file.

Included with every prepared-and-reviewed package above. Our preparers verify your completed documents, flag what’s missing, and confirm where and how to file in your county — so your filing isn’t rejected over a fixable error.

A Legal Document Preparer is not an attorney and cannot tell you which form to use or give legal advice.

Every required field reviewed for completeness
County-specific filing & service guidance
Spelling, dates, and consistency checked
Returned ready to file with confidence

Our promise on what’s free

We’ll never charge you for a form that’s already free and automated elsewhere — like the Florida courts’ DIY portal or FloridaLawHelp.org. When that’s the case, we point you straight to it. What you pay for is the value the court doesn’t give you: a blank PDF turned into a guided, reviewed, ready-to-file document.

Common questions

Do I file the documents myself?

Yes — and that’s the point. We prepare and review everything and give you exact county steps; you file, stay in control, and keep the savings.

Is this legal advice?

No. JusticeXpress is a document preparation service, not a law firm. We prepare your documents and explain the law; we can’t advise which form to use for your situation.

Are filing fees included?

No — and we never mark them up. Court and state fees are paid directly to the clerk or Sunbiz. We tell you the exact amount for your county.

Is there a subscription?

Never. Every package is one flat fee. You pay once, only for what you need.

What if my form is free elsewhere?

We’ll tell you. If it’s already free and automated, we point you to it rather than charge you.

How do I get my documents?

You answer questions online and your documents are delivered to your secure JusticeXpress Vault, with filing instructions.

Not sure which package fits?

Start free. Browse the law for your situation, then come back when you’re ready to act.

Browse Free Legal Topics →

JusticeXpress Florida is an online legal forms provider and document preparation service — not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, and using this service does not create an attorney-client relationship. Document preparation services are subject to Florida law. For advice specific to your situation, consult a Florida-licensed attorney.

Prepared & Reviewed

Lady Bird Deed

Enhanced Life Estate Deed · one Florida property

The simplest way to keep your Florida home out of probate. You stay the owner for life — free to sell, mortgage, refinance, or change your mind without asking anyone — and when you pass, the home goes straight to the people you named. No court case, no trust to maintain.

Enhanced Life Estate Deed for one Florida property
Retained powers — sell, mortgage, or revoke without beneficiary consent
Remainder beneficiaries you name, in the shares you choose
Legal description taken from your current recorded deed
Drafted to keep your homestead exemption and Save Our Homes cap intact
Recording instructions for your county Clerk
Preparer review before delivery
Delivered to your secure JusticeXpress Vault

When a Lady Bird deed is the better buy than a trust. If your home is your main asset and your accounts already name beneficiaries, this $99 deed may do everything a living trust would have done for you. A trust earns its cost when there are multiple properties, out-of-state real estate, minor children, or a beneficiary who shouldn't inherit outright.

Recording costs — and any documentary stamp tax that applies to your transfer — are paid directly to your county, separate from the $99 and never marked up. One property per deed; add another for $99. If the property is mortgaged, co-owned, or if Medicaid planning is your main reason for doing this, tell us at intake — that last one is a question for a Florida elder law attorney, and we'll say so rather than sell you a form.

$99 flat fee, per property Get Started → Deed or trust — which fits?