Interactive Florida Financial Disclosure Tools
Utilize verified statutory calculation utilities compliant with the Florida Supreme Court approved family law forms and Florida Statutes Chapter 61.
Short Form vs Long Form Selector
Determine whether your annual gross income falls under or over the statutory $50,000 threshold pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.285(d).
Launch Selector →Rule 12.285 Disclosure Deadline Calculator
Calculate mandatory 45-day financial disclosure deadlines, certificate of compliance dates, and motion to compel triggers.
Calculate Deadlines →Fla. Stat. § 61.30 Net Income Calculator
Calculate net monthly income for child support guidelines by taking statutory deductions for federal taxes, FICA, health insurance, and mandatory retirement.
Calculate Net Income →Cornerstone Florida Statutory Guides
Detailed statutory breakdowns, line-by-line preparation checklists, and asset classification protocols.
Form 12.902(b) Short Form Filing Guide
In-depth procedural instructions for completing the Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit Short Form when gross income is under $50,000 annually. Covers Section I monthly income, Section II allowable deductions, Section III monthly expenses, and Section IV assets & liabilities.
Read Full Short Form Guide →Form 12.902(c) Long Form Asset & Liability Disclosure
Comprehensive protocol for parties with gross income of $50,000 or greater. Detailed guidance on itemizing contingent assets, non-marital real property, business pass-through income, and monthly household deficits.
Read Long Form Guide →Rule 12.285 Mandatory Disclosure Document Checklist
The exhaustive list of 16 categories of mandatory financial records that must be served within 45 days, including W-2s, 1099s, bank records, lease agreements, and pension plans.
View 16-Point Checklist →Florida Child Support Net Income Deductions (§ 61.30)
Clear analysis of allowable statutory deductions under Florida law, explaining what expenses qualify (e.g. mandatory union dues) versus expenses that cannot reduce guideline income.
Read Deduction Guide →Major Judicial Circuit Family Divisions
Local administrative orders, unified family court divisions, and standing disclosure requirements across Florida's 20 Judicial Circuits.
11th Circuit: Miami-Dade County
Family Court Division, Lawson E. Thomas Courthouse Center, Miami. Standing temporary domestic relations orders.
Miami-Dade Rules →17th Circuit: Broward County
Broward County Judicial Complex, Fort Lauderdale. General orders on mandatory financial mediation and disclosure timelines.
Broward Rules →15th Circuit: Palm Beach County
Main Courthouse, West Palm Beach. Differentiated case management (DCM) protocols and administrative orders.
Palm Beach Rules →9th Circuit: Orange & Osceola
Orange County Courthouse, Orlando. Unified Family Court mandatory parenting and financial compliance.
Orange County Rules →13th Circuit: Hillsborough County
George Edgecomb Courthouse, Tampa. Family law division administrative requirements and certificate verification.
Hillsborough Rules →4th Circuit: Duval County
Duval County Courthouse, Jacksonville. Fourth Judicial Circuit family law mandatory disclosure administrative rules.
Duval County Rules →