Accurately report your income, expenses, assets, and debts — professionally prepared with legal insight and care.

Whether you're filing for divorce, custody, or support, the court will likely require a financial affidavit. This is one of the most important documents in your case — and one of the easiest to get wrong.

With over 30 years of legal experience, Attorney Bonnie Canty will prepare your Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit accurately and professionally, making sure it reflects your real financial situation and supports your case.

What This Service Covers

Your financial affidavit is used to:

Provide a full picture of your finances to the court
Comply with Florida Family Law Rule 12.285
Support child support, alimony, or equitable distribution decisions
Help you present your situation clearly and honestly

This service includes:

A detailed review of your financial information
Preparation of the correct short-form or long-form affidavit (based on your income)
Clear instructions for what documents to gather
Finalized document ready for filing

Before Your Session...

After booking, you’ll complete a brief intake form to share details about your case resolution. Then, you’ll schedule a 15–30 minute phone call with Attorney Bonnie Canty to confirm those details and determine the form’s complexity. Pricing will be discussed and confirmed before any work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Do I need a financial affidavit for my case?

Yes. In most Florida family law cases, financial affidavits are required by the court — even if both parties agree on the outcome.

What's the difference between short-form and long-form affidavits?

The short-form is for individuals making under $50,000/year. The long-form is for those earning $50,000 or more. Bonnie will help you determine which applies to your situation.

Is this service only for people without lawyers?

No! Whether you're self-represented or already have a lawyer, Bonnie can assist with accurate and timely document preparation.

Will you represent me in court?

No. This service includes document preparation only. If you need full legal representation, you may request a referral.