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Florida Small Claims Forms

Florida small claims cases are filed in County Civil Court, and each county uses its own current forms. Rules 7.310-7.353 are approved forms, but the rule states they are illustrations to be modified. Not fillable filing packets. Each clerk publishes its own version.

The forms you need

To open a small claims case in Florida you file the court's claim form and a service/summons form:

Terminology and layout vary by county in Florida. The blank forms are free; getting the wording right is what keeps your case from being sent back. We supply your county's current forms, completed with your claim.

If your claim is based on a written agreement, a copy generally must be attached.

Get your county's forms

Small claims is filed at the county level. Pick your county for its court, fee, and forms — or start your claim and we'll ask where you'd sue.

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Common questions

What forms do I need for small claims in Florida?

The court's claim form plus a summons/service form, filed in County Civil Court. Some counties add a return-of-service form.

What is the Florida small claims form called?

It depends on the county and court — often a Statement of Claim, Complaint, or Petition. We use your court's exact term.

Where do I get Florida small claims forms?

From the county court that will hear your case. We keep the current version for each supported county.

Your small claims filing packet — $49

Everything above, assembled and filled in with your facts:

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Answer a few questions first. See your claim written out before you pay anything.

Reviewed by Small Claims Desk · Last reviewed 2026-08-17 · Sourced from Florida judiciary self-help resources and each county's clerk of court and Fla. Stat. Ch. 34 (County Courts). See how we verify.