FLORIDA BAR EXAM — COMPLETE OUTLINE & STUDY HUB
Your one-page home base for the Florida bar exam: the full Florida state-law guide, the universal subject outlines, and the memorization tools — all free.
✨ New — Florida Annotated Model Essay. See a full model answer on Florida’s most distinctive tested subject, with margin notes on every point-earning move: Read the annotated Florida essay →
Florida has not adopted the UBE. Its exam is Part A (Florida-specific essays + a 100-question Florida-law multiple-choice segment) and Part B (the MBE). The Florida-law subjects below are tested only here — they are the heart of Part A.
Our treatise-depth Florida Bar Exam Distinctions is the core resource for this exam. It covers Florida Constitutional Law, Florida Civil Procedure, the Florida Evidence Code, Florida Family Law, Wills/Trusts & Probate, Real Property, Torts, Contracts/UCC/Business Entities & Professional Responsibility, and Florida Criminal Law & Procedure — everything the Florida essays test that differs from national law. Pair it with the Florida one-page cheat sheet for rapid review.
I. MBE subjects (tested in Florida)
The seven Multistate Bar Exam subjects, each a full treatise-depth outline with a one-page cheat sheet inside:
- Contracts & Sales
- Torts
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law & Procedure
- Civil Procedure
- Evidence
- Real Property
II. MEE / essay subjects
Memorize & prioritize
Lock the rules in and study what matters most — all free, all interactive:
- Black Letter Law — the priority-ranked rule book (485 rules, color-coded HIGH/CORE/LOWER, searchable + flippable).
- Attack Outlines — every rule in one line for final-week cram.
- Most-Tested Rules & Flashcards — frequency map + 9 interactive decks.
Practice & exam logistics
- Released essays & MPTs — where to find Florida’s official past questions and sample answers to practice on.
- Florida Bar Exam Guide — current format, dates, scoring, and admission details.
How to use this hub
Lead with the Florida state-law guide for the substance unique to your exam, use the national outlines for the common-law foundation, drill the rule book and flashcards to memorize, then practice on real released questions. Bookmark this page as your Florida study home base.