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Step 1: Open the form. Click the "Get Form" button on this page. The blank court motion form will open in our online PDF editor.
Step 2: Complete all required fields. Use the toolbar to add, edit, or delete text in each section of the document. You can also highlight sections and add a digital signature.
Fill in the following required information:
- The certification statement (I HEREBY CERTIFY that a copy of...)
- Other party name, or their attorney's name and address
- Your signature and mailing address
For the notary section, complete these fields: Address, City, State, Zip, Telephone, STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF, Sworn to or affirmed date, your printed name, and the NOTARY PUBLIC fields. Bring a valid government-issued ID to your notary appointment.
Complete the final identification fields: Personally known / Produced identification (circle the option that applies).
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Step 4: Make copies before filing. Print and keep at least two copies of the signed form. Give one copy to the court clerk when you file. Keep the second copy for your personal records as proof of filing.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Blank Motion Form Florida
Can I use this form in any Florida county?
This blank motion form is designed for family law cases. While the form itself is general, each Florida county may have its own preferred formats or local rules. Check with your local clerk of court to confirm this form is accepted in your county before filing.
Is there a filing fee for a Florida motion?
No. Motions in Florida family law cases do not require a filing fee. This is one of the main differences between a motion and a petition. Petitions require a fee because they open new legal cases.
Do I need a lawyer to file this form?
You are not required to hire a lawyer to file a motion in Florida. However, family law matters can be complex. If you are uncertain about which form to use or how to describe your legal request, consulting with a licensed Florida family law attorney is a good idea before filing.
