Stetson Law -- Legal Forms

While many sites will point you to legal forms, you might find that many of the forms require payment to access. For truly comprehensive compilations, at this time at least, nothing beats a trip to your local law library. HOWEVER, there are some free sources on the Internet.

Note that many of the forms you find on the web may require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print; this is easy to download, and places that require it will link you to the download site.

LexisONE is a free service from LEXIS that gives access to thousands of legal form (as well as last five years of case law); very easy to access, but you will have to register a user name and password.

Tax forms can be obtained very easily -- and in the official format -- from IRS website (be sure to scroll down the screen to see all the information about accessing forms).

Some Florida legal forms can be obtained at the Florida State Courts page; click on "self-help center" to see what forms are available. In addition some forms can be found on the web pages for specific Florida courts; use this same site (click on "other Florida courts") to locate your particular court and see if any forms are available from it.

The following sites provide excellent compilations of Internet resources for legal forms: