FL · rules
Fla. R. Civ. P. Form 1.933
Account Stated
COMPLAINT
Plaintiff, A. B., sues defendant, C. D., and alleges:
1. This is an action for damages that (insert jurisdictional amount).
2. Before the institution of this action plaintiff and defendant had
business transactions between them.
3. (Use A or B).
A. Plaintiff and defendant agreed on the balance due on
.....(date)......
[OR]
B. Plaintiff sent a statement to defendant on.....(date)..... and
defendant failed to object within a reasonable time after receiving the
statement.
4. (Use A or B).
A. Defendant expressly promised to pay plaintiff the balance
due.
[OR]
B. Defendant implicitly promised to pay plaintiff the amount set
forth in the statement.
Defendant has not paid plaintiff the amount owed on the account.
$.........., plus interest since.....(date)......
WHEREFORE plaintiff demands judgment for damages against
defendant.
NOTE: Attach a copy of any accounts, statements, or other documents
required to be attached or incorporated by rule 1.130.
Provenance
- Source
- floridabar.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
2a5925bf57a0f615f710ac45dcf998adf22e23ab379ae5e0677cf343350187e6
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