FL · rules
Fla. Sm. Cl. R. Form 7.345
Stipulation for Installment Settlement, Order Approving Stipulation, and Dismissal
(CAPTION)
STIPULATION FOR INSTALLMENT SETTLEMENT, ORDER
APPROVING STIPULATION, AND DISMISSAL
Plaintiff and defendant(s), by the signatures below, stipulate that
defendant(s) is/are indebted to plaintiff in the sum of $ ………., plus court
costs of $ ………., interest of $ ………., and attorneys’ fees of $ ………. for a
total of $ ………. , which defendant(s) agree(s) to pay in installments of $
………., the first of such payments to be due on.....(date)....., and continuing
each ………. until paid in full. If the total sum is paid timely and in full,
plaintiff agrees that no judgment shall be entered against the defendant(s), and
that additional costs, interest, and attorneys’ fees, if any, shall be waived. If the
defendant(s) shall default in payment hereunder, plaintiff shall be entitled to
judgment, execution, costs, interest at the rate provided by law, and attorneys’
fees, after written application to the court, without notice. Defendant(s)
acknowledge(s) delivery of a true copy hereof at …………………, ……………
County, Florida. ALL PAYMENTS ARE TO BE MADE PAYABLE TO: ……………,
and mailed or delivered to: ……………
TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE IN THIS AGREEMENT.
Plaintiff/Attorney for Plaintiff Defendant (signature)
Telephone:
BY: Address
Telephone:
Defendant/Attorney for Defendant(s) Defendant (signature)
Telephone: .......................................................
BY: .................................................. Address
Telephone: ......................................
ORDER DISMISSING CASE AND APPROVING STIPULATION
On the foregoing stipulation signed, delivered, and confirmed at
County, Florida, the case is dismissed. This court retains jurisdiction to
enforce the terms of this stipulation, including to enter a final judgment.
ORDERED at, Florida, on.....(date)......
County Court Judge
Conformed copies furnished by hand delivery to:
Plaintiff/Attorney for Plaintiff
Defendant(s)/Attorneys for Defendant(s)
History
Committee Notes 1992 Adoption. Many parties and attorneys litigate in various jurisdictions in the state, and the committee felt that a standard form for settlement would be much more convenient for the litigants and the court system. 1996 Amendment. This form has been modified to reflect recent changes in the statutory rate of interest calculated on final judgment amounts.
Provenance
- Source
- floridabar.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
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