Category: Checklists & Guides

Access practical mediation checklists, planning tools, and educational guides to help you prepare, stay organized, and understand the process.

  • Child Support Worksheet

    Child Support Worksheet The Child Support Guidelines Worksheet is a Florida Supreme Court approved family law form used to calculate child support under Florida law. The worksheet applies the state’s child support guidelines using financial information provided by the parents and other factors required by statute. While the worksheet provides a guideline calculation, it is… Read more

  • Family Law Financial Affidavit (Long Form)

    Family Law Financial Affidavit (Long Form) The Family Law Financial Affidavit (Long Form) is a Florida Supreme Court approved family law form used to disclose a person’s financial circumstances. It provides a summary of income, expenses, assets, and liabilities, helping ensure that financial decisions are based on complete and accurate information. Because it is a… Read more

  • Florida Parenting Plan

    Florida Parenting Plan The Florida Parenting Plan is a Florida Supreme Court approved family law form that outlines how parents will share parental responsibility and time-sharing after separation or divorce. It serves as a roadmap for raising children across two households by documenting the agreements parents have reached regarding their child’s care and daily routines.… Read more

  • Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA)

    Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) A Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) is a Florida Supreme Court approved family law form that documents the agreements reached between spouses during mediation or negotiation. Once signed, it may be submitted to the court as part of an uncontested divorce and, when approved by the judge, becomes part of the Final… Read more

  • Florida Court Forms

    Mediation is more than a conversation. It’s a structured process designed to help people identify issues, exchange information, and reach informed decisions together. Part of that process involves completing certain Florida Supreme Court approved family law forms. These forms help organize financial information, document parenting arrangements, and record the agreements reached during mediation. Depending on… Read more