Joint Petition for Simplified Dissolution
A separate joint procedure available only when all listed eligibility conditions and waivers apply.
Florida dissolution forms by case type.
Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms include instructions that are part of the document package. Revision dates differ, so download forms from the current official directory.
Source record reviewed: 2026-11-03 · Page updated: 2026-11-03 · Not attorney-certified legal advice
PETITION VARIANTS
Choose the 12.901 form from the facts.
With dependent or minor children
Regular petition for cases involving dependent or minor children.
Property but no dependent or minor children
Regular petition when property or debts are involved without dependent or minor children.
No dependent or minor children or property
Regular petition only when the form’s no-child and no-property conditions fit.
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
Common 12.902 and child-related forms
Family Law Financial Affidavit
Use the version required by the current income and form instructions. Report actual values; unknown is not zero.
UCCJEA Affidavit
Provides child residence, custody-case and related jurisdiction information.
Child Support Guidelines Worksheet
Uses financial and parenting inputs under current Florida support rules.
Marital Settlement Agreement variants
Select the agreement that matches children, property and simplified or regular procedure.
Affidavit of Corroborating Witness
One possible way to corroborate Florida residence under the applicable instructions.
Notice of Social Security Number
Contains protected identifiers and requires careful handling; do not place those numbers in ordinary notes.
Parenting plan forms
Use the plan variant that fits the case and current instructions.
Circuit and county requirements
Check coversheets, standing orders, e-filing notices and other local requirements with the clerk.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Verify with the official source
Rules, forms, fees and local procedures can change. These links are the controlling starting points; the explanations on this site are preparation guidance, not a substitute for the current source.
- Florida Courts — Family law forms directory ↗Official source
- Florida Courts Help — Find a form ↗Official source