Exporting Financial Affidavits

Generate court-ready PDF documents from your completed financial affidavits.

When to Export

Export your affidavit when:

• All sections are complete
• All calculations have been verified
• The information is current and accurate
• You're ready to file with the court

How to Export

1. Open the financial affidavit
2. Click Export in the top right corner
3. Select your export options (see below)
4. Click Generate PDF
5. The PDF will download to your computer

Reviewing Before Download

Because a financial affidavit is a sworn document, downloading a generated PDF sometimes requires you to confirm you've reviewed it first — for example, after the affidavit's data has changed since it was last reviewed:

1. Click Download PDF (shown as Review & Download PDF when a review is still needed)
2. A Review before downloading dialog summarizes what the affidavit asserts — net monthly income, total assets, total liabilities, and the number of income, expense, asset, and liability lines
3. Check I have reviewed this financial affidavit and I am responsible for its accuracy
4. Click Confirm & Download

The PDF downloads automatically once you confirm. You can still open each section of the affidavit to check individual lines before confirming.

Export Options

Format Options

• Standard - Full affidavit with all sections
• Summary Only - Just the totals and summary page
• With Attachments - Include supporting documents

Include/Exclude Sections

Choose which sections to include:

• Personal information
• Income details
• Expense breakdown
• Asset listing
• Liability listing
• Summary and totals

Signature Options

• Unsigned - For review before signing
• Signature line - Include a line for wet signature
• Electronic signature - Add a digital signature (if configured)

Official State Forms

For supported states, the exported PDF is the official state court form, filled in from your data, rather than a generic layout.

Florida matters export directly onto the official Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit:

• The short form (12.902(b)) is used for gross annual income under $50,000, and the long form (12.902(c)) at or above it — Infera Law picks the correct one for you based on the income you entered
• Income, expenses, assets, and liabilities are placed into the form's own rows, with the form's built-in totals and checkboxes (such as marital vs. nonmarital assets) filled in automatically
• Payments to creditors are entered one row per payment — each showing the creditor or card issuer — rather than combined into a single total

Matters in states without an official form mapping yet export to Infera Law's standard financial affidavit layout described below. We're adding more official state forms over time.

PDF Contents

The exported PDF includes:

1. Cover page - Case information and date
2. Personal information - Affiant details
3. Income schedule - All income sources with totals
4. Expense schedule - All expenses with totals
5. Asset schedule - All assets with values
6. Liability schedule - All debts with balances
7. Summary page - Net worth calculation
8. Certification - Signature and notary section

After Exporting

The exported PDF is:

• Automatically saved to the same folder as the affidavit
• Named with the affidavit name and export date
• Ready for printing or electronic filing

Updating and Re-exporting

If you need to make changes:

1. Open the affidavit in Infera Law
2. Make your updates
3. Export again
4. The new PDF will have an updated timestamp

Previous exports are kept for your records.

Sharing Exported Affidavits

To share the PDF:

1. Find the exported PDF in your documents
2. Use the standard sharing features
3. Or download and attach to an email

Troubleshooting

Export Button Grayed Out

The export button may be disabled if:

• Required fields are missing
• The affidavit is marked as draft
• You don't have permission to export

PDF Won't Open

If the PDF won't open:

• Try a different PDF reader
• Re-export the document
• Check that the download completed

Calculations Look Wrong

If totals seem incorrect:

• Review each section for data entry errors
• Check that all amounts are in the same format (monthly vs. annual)
• Verify no duplicate entries