You may obtain the following forms by downloading them from this page, purchasing them in-person from the Family Division Clerk's Office, or by finding them on our website.
SHC Notice of Limitation of Services Provided
Petition for Modification of Alimony
It is very important that the court and the other party in your case have your correct mailing address and e-mail address(es). You must submit Form 12.915 to satisfy this requirement. If you do not submit Form 12.915, you can submit Form 2.601
If the parties do not agree, you must first file documents listed above. Then, the Clerk’s Office will issue the Summons documents. You will need this Summons document to proceed with the case.
1. Fill out the forms below
1. Make copies of all your filled out forms, including forms from Step 1.
2. Prepare to pay the service fee amount. Take all your documents along with the service fee to the Sheriff's Civil Process Unit to file your case.
1. Contact the Sheriff’s Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives to determine the service fee, number of copies needed of your forms, and any other items they may require such as a self-addressed stamped envelope.
2. Mail or physically take the copies of your forms, including the Summons and any other documents they may need, to the Sherrif's Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives.
If you absolutely do not know where the other party lives, you cannot file this action, pursuant to Chapter 742, Florida Statute
1. Fill out the forms below.
2. File all your documents with the Family Division Clerk of Court.
If the parties do not agree, you must first file documents listed above. Then, the Clerk’s Office will issue the Summons documents. You will need this Summons document to proceed with the case.
For your case to proceed, you must properly notify your spouse of the petition. Because this petition concerns child support and alimony, you should use personal service.
1. Fill out the forms below
1. Make copies of all your filled out forms, including forms from Step 1.
2. Prepare to pay the service fee amount. Take all your documents along with the service fee to the Sheriff's Civil Process Unit to file your case.
1. Contact the Sheriff’s Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives to determine the service fee, number of copies needed of your forms, and any other items they may require such as a self-addressed stamped envelope.
2. Mail or physically take the copies of your forms, including the Summons and any other documents they may need, to the Sherrif's Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives.
If you absolutely do not know where the other party lives, you cannot file this action, pursuant to Chapter 742, Florida Statute
If the parties do not agree, you must first file documents listed above. Then, the Clerk’s Office will issue the Summons documents. You will need this Summons document to proceed with the case.
For your case to proceed, you must properly notify your spouse of the petition. Because this petition concerns child support and alimony, you should use personal service.
1. Fill out the forms below
1. Make copies of all your filled out forms, including forms from Step 1.
2. Prepare to pay the service fee amount. Take all your documents along with the service fee to the Sheriff's Civil Process Unit to file your case.
1. Contact the Sheriff’s Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives to determine the service fee, number of copies needed of your forms, and any other items they may require such as a self-addressed stamped envelope.
2. Mail or physically take the copies of your forms, including the Summons and any other documents they may need, to the Sherrif's Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives.
If you absolutely do not know where the other party lives, you cannot file this action, pursuant to Chapter 742, Florida Statute
If the parties do not agree, you must first file documents listed above. Then, the Clerk’s Office will issue the Summons documents. You will need this Summons document to proceed with the case.
For your case to proceed, you must properly notify your spouse of the petition. Because this petition concerns child support and alimony, you should use personal service.
1. Fill out the forms below
1. Make copies of all your filled out forms, including forms from Step 1.
2. Prepare to pay the service fee amount. Take all your documents along with the service fee to the Sheriff's Civil Process Unit to file your case.
1. Contact the Sheriff’s Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives to determine the service fee, number of copies needed of your forms, and any other items they may require such as a self-addressed stamped envelope.
2. Mail or physically take the copies of your forms, including the Summons and any other documents they may need, to the Sherrif's Office in the city/county/state where the other party lives.
If you absolutely do not know where the other party lives, you cannot file this action, pursuant to Chapter 742, Florida Statute
1. Fill out the forms below
If you absolutely do not know where the other party lives, you cannot file this action, pursuant to Chapter 742, Florida Statute
