FL Financial Affidavit (Forms 12.902(b) & (c))Forms 12.902(b)/(c) · Step 1 of 5

Parties & Income Level

Determine which form applies to you and gather your income information.

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Florida law note: Florida Rule 12.285 requires both parties to exchange financial affidavits automatically within 45 days of service — no request needed. Form 12.902(b) (Short Form) applies if your gross annual income is under $50,000. Form 12.902(c) (Long Form) applies if gross annual income is $50,000 or more. Both must be sworn and notarized.

Your full legal name (Petitioner) Other party's full legal name (Respondent) Florida judicial circuit you're filing in Not sure? Look up your county above — every county belongs to one circuit. County of filing Case number (blank if opening a new case) Court division / judge (if you have a case) Your gross annual income (all sources)

Which form applies to you?

Short Form 12.902(b) — gross annual income under $50,000 Long Form 12.902(c) — gross annual income $50,000 or more Not sure — use Long Form to be safe