Get Final Judgment Of Paternity - Florida Court System - Flcourts

Filling out the Final Judgment of Paternity form is an important step in establishing parental rights and responsibilities in Florida. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete this form accurately and effectively, ensuring that all necessary information is provided.

Follow the steps to complete your Final Judgment of Paternity form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling in the case number and division at the top of the form. This information is essential for your filing to be correctly processed by the court.
3. In the section labeled 'Paternity', indicate how paternity is being established by selecting either 'By operation of law' or the option indicating that a specific person is the biological father of the child(ren). Be sure to fill in the name of the father.
4. List the full names and birth dates of the minor child(ren) in the provided fields, ensuring that all details are accurate.
5. In Section I, determine parental responsibility and select either 'Not adjudicated' or check the box for 'Parenting Plan' if applicable. If you are using a Parenting Plan, ensure to include the exhibit number for reference.
6. Proceed to Section II and outline child support needs. Indicate who the obligor is (mother or father) and fill in their names accordingly. Complete the financial details regarding monthly income and support amounts.
7. If applicable, indicate any arrears or retroactive child support in Section II and provide the necessary financial information.
8. Section III requires you to specify the method of payment for child support. Decide whether payments will be directed through the State Disbursement Unit or directly between parties.
9. Moving to Section IV, indicate if there will be any changes to the child(ren)’s names and provide reasoning if applicable.
10. In Section V, address attorney's fees if any are applicable. Detail the amounts ordered by the court regarding attorney fees or costs.
11. Provide any other provisions in Section VI that may be necessary to your case, including any conditions or arrangements you may require.
12. Finally, review all information for accuracy before saving changes, downloading, printing, or sharing the completed form.

Complete your Final Judgment of Paternity form online today for a smoother legal process.