Purchase our DIY eviction packet for Florida landlords and get all 9 of the most used legal forms in an eviction process, step‑by‑step instructions to guide you through the filing from Summons to Writ of Possession, process server tips, and a checklist. All for only $149.
Note: the county filing fee and process server fee are paid separately when you file on your own. (Both are included in Full-Service.)



Nine eviction forms auto‑filled with your specific details
Initial 3 day notice
Complaint
Summons
Non Military Affidavit
Motion for Clerks Default
Motion for Default Final Judgement
Final Judgement
Writ of Possession
Motion for Dismissal
A Written step by step instruction template that walks through each document and filing step.
A checklist summarizing tasks and deadlines to keep you on track through the eviction process.
Process server instructions to ensure proper notice delivery of key documents.
Common pitfalls to avoid that could delay your case.
Court-ready forms, auto-filled with your case details
Step-by-step filing instructions in plain English
Process server guidance so notice is served correctly
Bonus guide: what to do if the tenant fights back
Common-mistake & dismissal-prevention checklist
No attorney needed
Everything the forms don't cover — without lawyer prices.
Completes your court forms
No step-by-step filing instructions
No process server guidance
No help if the tenant fights back
No mistake & dismissal-prevention checklist
No attorney needed
Cheapest option — but you're on your own the moment the forms print.
Prepares your court forms
Handles the filing steps
Manages service of process
Handles a contested case
Full professional representation
Pay it all again for the next eviction
Court filing fees (typically $185–$400, set by your county) apply to all three options and are not included above. This is a self-service document-preparation product and is not legal advice.
This is a self-service digital product, delivered automatically to your email after purchase.
No legal advice. We do not tell you which forms to use or interpret the law for your situation.
No document review for legal sufficiency. You are responsible for the accuracy of the information you provide.
No personal involvement or consultation from the EDFY team.
No filing on your behalf. You file the completed documents with the court yourself following the instructions in the How To guide
No refunds once documents are delivered.
Bonus #1
What To Do If Tenant Fights Back
Bonus #2
5 Most Common Mistakes Landlords Make When Filing (and How to Avoid Them)
No. The property-specific information and current rent amounts will be used to populate these fields making them unique to this eviction only. Please contact us again if you have additional evictions that require completion.
We recommend a Possession Only (Non-Monetary Damages) eviction. It’s the quickest and most affordable way to legally regain your property. Our paperwork is set up for this type only, since most landlords never recover back rent even if they win a money judgment. Tenants usually have no assets or disappear after moving out. It’s faster and smarter to focus on getting your property back so you can re-rent quickly.
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Our service is limited to typing factual information you provide and giving you procedural guidance for filing residential eviction forms seeking possession of the property (we do not handle cases involving claims for unpaid rent or other monetary damages). We do not tell you which documents to use, interpret laws, or review documents for legal sufficiency. If you need advice about your legal rights or the correct forms to use, you should consult a licensed attorney
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