Official court forms
Your circuit's approved forms, matched to your county
Florida has no statewide probate form set — each judicial circuit publishes its own. Pick your county to see your circuit's official forms: what each one is, when it's used, and which ones the engine completes from a single questionnaire.
96 pinned official forms across 10 circuits — 73 completed by the engine.
Pick your county
All 67 Florida counties route to their judicial circuit — no statewide guesswork.
See the approved set
Every pinned form with a plain description — fillable vs. download stated honestly.
Answer once, review, download
One questionnaire fills the court's own PDF in your browser — your answers never leave your device.
All 20 circuits at their published ceiling: 10 publish fillable sets (every one in the engine) · 0 publish downloads only (every one pinned) · 10 publish no circuit set (full statewide lane, re-checked monthly).
Your circuit, your court's own forms
All 67 counties, real boundaries (U.S. Census geometry) — click yours. Shading and the counts below are computed from the pinned-forms catalog, never hand-typed.
- 1st Circuit5 fill · 3 download
- 2nd Circuit1 fill · 3 download
- 4th Circuit2 fill · 0 download
- 8th Circuit8 fill · 8 download
- 11th Circuit23 fill · 4 download
- 12th Circuit3 fill · 0 download
- 13th Circuit7 fill · 1 download
- 14th Circuit12 fill · 0 download
- 17th Circuit11 fill · 2 download
- 18th Circuit1 fill · 2 download
What's free, and what's paid
Browsing, form descriptions, official blank downloads, and the questionnaire are free. The completed-form download is included with Probate Administration ($349) or any EstateDraftFL estate plan — every price shown before you pay.
EstateDraftFL is document-preparation software — not a law firm — and does not provide legal advice; it is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney. Documents are assembled from your own answers, with no review of your situation — automated or by a lawyer.