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A straightforward divorce petition for couples with no children and no
assets/debt.

Legal petition for divorce involving financial matters—but no children.

Designed for parents divorcing with minor children, but no shared financial entanglements.

Includes allegations like adultery, abuse, dissipation, or violence in divorce filings.

Establishes paternity and sets up custody, parenting time, and support.

Your formal legal response when served with divorce papers.

Official response to a paternity or parental responsibility petition.

Confirms the exchange of required financial documents in family court.

Drafting new motions—like modifications or enforcement—for family court.

Professional response to court motions filed by the other party.

Formal request for the other party to share specific documents.

Your drafted response to a Notice to Produce documents.

Written questions sent to the other party, requiring sworn responses.

Documented answers to those sworn written questions.

Notice informing the court and parties that your case is ready for trial.

Request to an external party—like a school or bank—for documents.

The court’s final order that legally closes your case.

Any court order you need drafted—temporary, enforcement, or post-hearing.

Structured testimony outline to help present your case clearly in court.

Document used to confirm identities and birthdates for court records.

Records your child’s residence history to establish legal jurisdiction.

Summarizes your case outcome (trial, settlement, dismissal) for court closure.

Accurate Florida financial affidavits prepared by an experienced attorney for family cases.

Get a Florida Child Support Worksheet prepared accurately for your specific legal case.