Florida form 2 2015-2025

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The document provides instructions for completing the Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.901(b)(2), which is a petition for dissolution of marriage involving marital property but no dependent children. It outlines eligibility criteria, filing procedures, service of process, and requirements for notifying the spouse. The document also details the steps to take if the case is contested or uncontested, information on alimony, and guidelines for self-represented litigants. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of electronic filing and service in accordance with Florida judicial rules.

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Begin by filling in your full legal name and select whether you are the Husband or Wife. Ensure that you have lived in Florida for at least six months before filing.
Complete the marriage history section, including the date of marriage and separation. Indicate if there are no minor children or if the wife is pregnant.
In Section I, specify whether there are marital assets or liabilities. If applicable, list them and indicate how they should be divided.
Proceed to Section II to address spousal support (alimony). Clearly state if either party is waiving their right to alimony or request a specific amount.
Fill out any additional requests in Section III, such as restoring a former name or other relief sought from the court.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy, sign the document before a notary public, and save your completed form.

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