To Establish Parenting Plan with Time-Sharing Schedule & Support Unconnected with Dissolution of Marriage


	To Establish Parenting Plan with Time-Sharing Schedule & Support Unconnected with Dissolution of Marriage This packet of forms may be used to ask the court to enter an order for support if you and your spouse are separated and a dissolution of marriage has NOT been filed. If a petition for dissolution of marriage has been filed, you may file a Motion for Temporary Support and Time-Sharing With Dependent or Minor Child(ren), Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.947(a), instead of using this packet of forms. This packet of forms is for the purpose of entering an order defining where the child(ren) will live, the time-sharing with or access to the child(ren), child support, and if appropriate, spousal support. Form number 12.900(a) Disclosure from Non-Lawyer Form number 12.900(h) Notice of Related Cases Form number 12.902(b) Family Law Financial Affidavit-Short Form Form number 12.902(d) UCCJEA Affidavit Form number 12.902(e) Child Support Guidelines Worksheet Form number 12.902(j) Notice of Social Security Number Form number 12.910(a) Summons Form number 12.910(b) Process Service Memorandum Form number 12.928 Family Civil Cover Sheet Form number 12.932 Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Disclosure Form number 12.995(a) Parenting Plan General Information General Information for Self-Represented Litigants In house form - Addendum to Petition / Complaint Addendum to Petition / Complaint In house form - M-2010-23: Standing Family Law Court Order (without Children’s issues) including Certificate of Service M-2010-23: Standing Family Law Court Order (without Children’s issues) including Certificate of Service In house form - M2010-16 AO Requiring the Filing of Certificate of Live Birth in Family Law Cases M-2010-16 AO Requiring the Filing of Certificate of Live Birth in Family Law Cases In house form - Petition for Parenting Plan with Time-Sharing Schedule and Support Unconnected with Dissolution of Marriage

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