Small claims cases are limited to those where the dollar amount (or the value of the property) involved is $8,000.00 or less, excluding costs, interest, and attorneys' fees.
Small Claims Statement of Claim – This interview should be completed to justify a right to sue to obtain money, property, or the enforcement of a right against another party. Tenant Answer - This interview should be completed by a tenant after the tenant has received a Complaint for Eviction from a landlord(s). Landlord Eviction Complaint - This interview should be completed to file a complaint to evict a tenant. What Interviews Are Currently Available Through DIY Florida? E-Filing is a way to electronically transmit legal documents from an attorney or a self-represented litigant to a court and is done through the E-Portal. You must file your completed document, so follow the instructions for filing electronically, in person, or by mail. After you answer the interview questions, your legal document will be created. Read the instructions carefully and select the type of DIY document you would like to generate, then follow along through the interview process. Florida Courts E-Filing Portal - Self-Represented Litigant Filing to an Existing CaseĮach interview has instructions that explain when you should use the interview.Florida Courts E-Filing Portal - Self-Represented Litigant Filing to a New Case.Florida Courts E-Filing Portal - Self-Represented Litigant DIY Documents in the Portal.Florida Courts E-Filing Portal - Self-Represented Litigant Account Request.For instructional videos on creating an account and using the interviews, please see the following:
Once you have registered, sign in and select “I want to complete an interview to generate a DIY Document.” Select the appropriate interview for your case and follow the instructions. From that website, you will be asked to register an account. DIY Florida is accessible through the E-Portal found at.
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