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12.900(c)

Consent to Limited Appearance by Attorney - Deleted by SC2024-0003

Florida · Florida Supreme Court · Effective June 1, 2025

This document is a court order announcing changes to several Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Forms. It specifically states that form 12.900(c) is being deleted and combined with another form.

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Where this fits in a case

General & info

Information / general use — not tied to one step of a case

This document is a court announcement detailing updates to court forms, not a form to be filled out by a person in a case.

Prepared by the court or clerk.

Common questions

What is this document?
This is a Supreme Court of Florida order that announces changes to several forms used in family law cases.
What happens to form 12.900(c)?
The court has decided to delete form 12.900(c) and combine it with form 12.900(b) into a new form.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect June 1, 2025.

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  • 12.900(a)

    Disclosure from Nonlawyer

    This form is a required statement that must be signed when someone who is not a lawyer helps you fill out any Florida Family Law Form. It makes it clear that the person helping you cannot give you legal advice or represent you in court.

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  • 12.900(b)

    Notice of and Consent to Limited Appearance

    This form is used to tell the court and the other side that an attorney is only representing a client for a specific, limited reason. It also requires the client to agree to this limited representation.

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  • 12.900(d)

    Termination of Limited Appearance

    This form is used by an attorney to tell the court that their limited representation for a client is ending. It asks the court to officially record that the case matter is concluded.

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  • 12.900(e)

    Acknowledgment of Assistance by Attorney

    This form is an Acknowledgment of Assistance by Attorney that must be added to a document's signature page. It is used to show that an attorney helped prepare the document for either the petitioner or the respondent.

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  • 12.900(g)

    Agreement Limiting Representation

    This form is an agreement between an attorney and a client that limits the scope of the attorney's legal help. It is a written contract that details exactly what the attorney will and will not be doing for the client in a specific case.

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  • 12.901(a)

    Joint Petition for Simplified Dissolution of Marriage

    This form is a joint request from a married couple asking the court to legally end their marriage under simplified rules. It requires both people to agree on several points, including dividing property and debts, and giving up rights to a full trial.

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  • 12.902(c)

    Family Law Financial Affidavit

    This form is a detailed statement about a person's income and expenses used in a family law case. It asks the person to certify that the information provided is true.

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  • 12.902(e)

    Child Support Guidelines Worksheet

    This worksheet helps calculate suggested child support amounts based on the parents' combined income and the number of children. It provides a chart with guideline amounts that can be used when child support is being requested.

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