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The court’s own form, completed by you

Answer a guided questionnaire and your answers are placed onto the official form the court itself publishes — or download the official blank and complete it per the court’s instructions. Every file is verified against the court’s published bytes before anything is filled. This is self-help document preparation, not legal advice, and no attorney has reviewed your answers.

55 questionnaire-guided forms and 45 official downloads across 10 Florida judicial circuits — 100 pinned artifacts, every one hash-verified.

Statewide civil forms

Supreme Court–approved civil-procedure forms accepted in every Florida circuit, typeset from the Florida Bar’s April 1, 2026 compilation. Download and complete in your PDF viewer.

Source: The Florida Bar — Civil Procedure Rules (April 1, 2026) (opens in a new tab)

1st Judicial Circuit — probate

2nd Judicial Circuit — probate

4th Judicial Circuit — probate

8th Judicial Circuit — probate

11th Judicial Circuit — probate

A10 - Order Waiving Restricted Depository Requirements for Social Security Benefits

Guided questionnaire · 8 answers · the court’s own form

Affidavit of Heirs 2022 - FD

Guided questionnaire · 236 answers · the court’s own form

Annual Memorandum To The Clerk of The Court - 6-5-2023

Guided questionnaire · 13 answers · the court’s own form

CC-SH1 - Summary Admin Checklist (Intestate)

Guided questionnaire · 15 answers · the court’s own form

CC-SH2 - Summary Admin Checklist (Testate)

Guided questionnaire · 21 answers · the court’s own form

CC-SH3 Homestead Summary Admin Checklist

Guided questionnaire · 11 answers · the court’s own form

CUB1

Guided questionnaire · 10 answers · the court’s own form

CUB3

Guided questionnaire · 12 answers · the court’s own form

E7SD - Supp Affidavit of Heirs - 2021

Guided questionnaire · 118 answers · the court’s own form

GXSD - Affidavit of Kin Supp 2021

Guided questionnaire · 101 answers · the court’s own form

Probate Notice of Related Cases

Guided questionnaire · 52 answers · the court’s own form

SH-01 - Petition for Summary Administration Intestate - 2026

Guided questionnaire · 76 answers · the court’s own form

SH-03 - Petition for Summary Administration Testate - 2026

Guided questionnaire · 81 answers · the court’s own form

SH-06 Affidavit of Heirs

Guided questionnaire · 236 answers · the court’s own form

SH-07 Probate Notice of Related Cases

Guided questionnaire · 54 answers · the court’s own form

SH-09 Oath of Witness to Will

Guided questionnaire · 12 answers · the court’s own form

SH-10 - Formal Notice

Guided questionnaire · 8 answers · the court’s own form

SH-11 Proof of Service of Formal Notice

Guided questionnaire · 16 answers · the court’s own form

SH-12 Joinder Waiver and Consent - with Acknowledgment

Guided questionnaire · 12 answers · the court’s own form

SH-13 - Petition to Determine Homestead (intestate)

Guided questionnaire · 51 answers · the court’s own form

SH-15 - Petition to Determine Homestead (testate)

Guided questionnaire · 81 answers · the court’s own form

SH-17 - Joinder Waiver and Consent (Homestead)

Guided questionnaire · 11 answers · the court’s own form

Z1- Atty Put Something Back Petition - 6-5-2023

Guided questionnaire · 33 answers · the court’s own form

12th Judicial Circuit — probate

13th Judicial Circuit — probate

Official blanks — download and complete

14th Judicial Circuit — probate

17th Judicial Circuit — probate

18th Judicial Circuit — probate

Not in this catalog yet

Small-claims, landlord–tenant, and fee-waiver forms are not cataloged here yet. The court-readiness guides point you to the official source for each of those matters, and the purpose-built fleet platforms below carry deeper lanes for family and civil-litigation work.

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Courts revise their forms. Every file here is pinned to the bytes the court published as of our last verification; always confirm the current version, fee, and deadline with the clerk of court before filing, and speak with a licensed attorney or legal-aid office if you are unsure what any form means for you.