Help evicting a tenant
Florida DIY Eviction Packet: Your Eviction Forms, Filled In for You
By LaDonna, Evictions Done For You | 20+ years of property management
Get the 9 Florida eviction forms most landlords need, already filled in with your case details, plus step-by-step instructions from filing through the Writ of Possession. $149, one time.
For residential, possession-only evictions in Florida. The county filing fee (about $185 plus $10 per tenant) and service fees are paid separately when you file.
What's Included
What's Included
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
Plus:
☑ Step-by-step filing instructions in plain English ☑ Your county's filing rules: envelopes, copies, Sheriff fees, and where to file
☑ Process server guidance, including a recommended service that uploads proof of service to the court for you
☑ A checklist of every task and deadline
☑ Bonus: What to Do If Your Tenant Fights Back
☑ Bonus: 5 Most Common Filing Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
Delivered to your email automatically after purchase.
Anyone can get the forms. Then what?
TurboCourt fills out your documents and leaves you there. An attorney does it all — for thousands.
We give you the same court-ready forms and walk you through every step of filing.
EDFY DIY Packet
$149 one-time
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.
TurboCourt
About $20 in tool fees
Completes your court forms
No step-by-step filing instructionsNo 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.
Hire an Attorney
$750–$1,500+
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.
How It Works
1. Answer the intake questions about your tenant, property, and rent.
2. Purchase your packet ($149).
3. Your filled-in forms, instructions, and county guide arrive in your email.
4. You file with your county clerk, online or in person, following the instructions.
This is a self-service digital product, delivered automatically to your email after purchase.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED:
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.
Get Your Eviction Documents Started Now!
Get these bonuses:
Bonus #1
What To Do If Tenant Fights Back
Bonus #2
5 Most Common Mistakes Landlords Make When Filing (and How to Avoid Them)
This is for a Non- monetary, possession only eviction.
Upon completing the intake form and making your purchase, you will receive 9 court-ready documents via email, ready for the Clerk of Courts and local Judges, allowing you to commence your eviction process without delay.
FAQs
Q: What's the difference between the DIY Packet and Full-Service?
A: With the DIY Packet ($149), you get your forms filled in plus instructions, and you file them yourself. Court and service fees are separate. With Full-Service ($598), we file the paperwork and coordinate service for you, and the filing fee and process server are included.
Q: How much will I pay in total with the DIY Packet?
A: $149 for the packet, plus about $325 in court and Sheriff fees for one tenant: a filing fee of about $185, a $10 summons, about $40 for service, and a $90 writ (Miami-Dade charges $115 for the writ).
Q: Does this work in my county?
A: The forms are Florida eviction forms used statewide, and your packet includes filing rules for the Florida counties we serve. Check the instructions for your county before you file.
Q: What if my tenant files a response?
A: The packet includes a bonus guide on what to do if your tenant fights back. If your tenant files an answer or hires an attorney, we strongly recommend hiring a Florida attorney. We do not provide court representation.
Q: Can I use this to collect back rent?
A: No. The packet is for possession-only evictions, which get your property back faster. It does not include a claim for unpaid rent.
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