Florida family-law support uses current official forms and nonlawyer disclosure controls.
Florida Courts publishes statewide family-law forms, including Form 12.900(a), Disclosure from Nonlawyer. The platform flags this requirement when nonlawyer assistance is relevant.
Official form first
The current Florida Supreme Court family-law form and instructions must be used. Generated text may serve as mapped answers, an attachment, or a companion statement.
Disclosure
The package must identify the applicable official nonlawyer disclosure requirement rather than presenting the output as attorney work.
Local verification
Circuit procedures, filing methods, fees, service, hearings, and local requirements still require verification with the responsible clerk or court.
Upload the notice, complaint, decision, form instructions, or agreement. The free step identifies the likely state and document path before any payment.
Ordinary paperwork only — not attorney strategy or representation.
Availability depends on the state, court, agency, document type and required authorization. High-risk, strategic or regulated work may be limited to neutral fact organization and official resources or refused before payment. Review supported and excluded services.