Court Forms

The FL-310 Responsive Declaration to Request to Reschedule Hearing form is used when a party involved in a family law case, such as parentage, custody, or support matters, needs to formally respond to a request to change the date of a scheduled court hearing, expressing either consent or objection to the proposed rescheduling.

Use this form when you need to establish legal custody and support arrangements for minor children with a co-parent, and there is no existing court case for divorce, legal separation, or nullity that addresses these issues.

The FL-210 Summons Parentage Custody and Support form is used when initiating a legal case to establish a parent-child relationship and to request custody or support orders in California.

Use the FL-200 Petition to Establish Paternity form when you need to legally determine or dispute the parental relationship of a child in California, addressing matters such as custody, visitation, and child support.

The DE-120(PA) Attachment to DE-120P form is used when someone needs to provide proof of personal service for notices of hearing in probate matters, such as decedent's estates and guardianships or conservatorships, ensuring proper legal procedure is followed.

The DE-120(P) form is used when you need to provide proof that a Notice of Hearing in relation to a decedent's estate or trust has been personally delivered to involved parties, confirming that they have been formally informed of the legal proceedings.

The DE-121(MA) form is used in California probate proceedings as an attachment to the Notice of Petition to Administer Estate (DE-121) to provide proof of service by mail, listing the names and addresses of individuals who were notified about the administration of the deceased's estate.

The DE-120(MA) form is used as an attachment to document proof of service by mail when notifying parties of a hearing in probate matters, such as guardianships and conservatorships, ensuring all concerned individuals are properly informed.

The DE-147 form is used when you are appointed by the court as a personal representative of an estate in California, outlining your duties and legal liabilities to ensure proper management and administration of the estate's assets and processes.

The DE-147(S) form is used when a California court, by local rule, requires a personal representative managing the estate of a decedent to confidentially provide their birth date and driver's license number as part of their duties and liabilities documentation.

The DE-142 Waiver of Bond form is used when an heir or a beneficiary of a decedent's estate in California wishes to waive the requirement for a personal representative to post a bond, potentially expediting the probate process.

The DE-140 Order for Probate form is used when a court in California needs to officially appoint a personal representative, such as an executor or administrator, to manage and distribute a decedent's estate according to their will or the state's intestacy laws.

The DE-135 Proof of Holographic Instrument form is used when you need to provide evidence to the California probate court that a handwritten will, created by a deceased person (decedent), is authentic and valid.

Use the DE-121 Notice of Petition to Administer Estate form when you are involved in the probate process and need to notify heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, and other interested parties about the petition filed for administering a decedent's estate.

The DE-120 Notice of Hearing form is used when you need to inform interested parties about a scheduled court hearing related to a decedent's estate or trust in California probate cases.

The DE-111(A-3e) Waiver of Bond form is used by heirs or beneficiaries in California probate proceedings who wish to waive the requirement for a bond by the personal representative, allowing estate administration to proceed without this financial precaution if all eligible recipients agree and the court approves.

The DE-111 Petition For Probate form is used when an individual seeks to initiate the probate process in California, typically after the death of a loved one, to request the court to admit a will, appoint a personal representative, or administer the decedent's estate.

The FL-341 Child Custody and Visitation (Parenting Time) Order Attachment form is used in California when there is a need to outline specific child custody and visitation arrangements following a court decision or agreement, ensuring lawful compliance with agreed-upon parenting terms.

The FL-300 Request for Order form is used by individuals seeking the court's intervention to modify or request orders related to child custody, support, visitation, spousal support, or other family law matters in California.

The FL-115 Proof of Service of Summons form is used in California family law cases, including those involving parentage, custody, and support, to document that the respondent has been properly served with legal documents related to the proceedings.

Use the FL-335 Proof of Service by Mail form when you need to confirm that you have served court documents to another party by mail in a legal proceeding in California, ensuring compliance with procedural rules.

The FL-165 Request to Enter Default form is used in California family law cases when one party seeks a court order to establish a parental relationship, and the other party has failed to respond to the initial petition within the legal timeframe.

The FL-180 Judgment Order form is used in California to finalize the legal proceedings of a dissolution, legal separation, or nullity of marriage or domestic partnership, detailing the court's decisions on issues such as child custody, support, and property division.

The FL-160 form is used in California divorce proceedings to declare and itemize both community and separate property assets and debts, providing a clear proposal for their division between parties involved.

The FL-150 Income and Expense Declaration form is used in California divorce proceedings to provide detailed information about a party's financial situation, including income, expenses, and assets, to assist the court in determining matters such as spousal support, child support, and attorney fees.

The FL-155 Financial Affidavit form is used in California during divorce proceedings for individuals who exclusively receive income from specific sources like TANF, SSI, or GA/GR, and need to disclose their simplified financial details to the court.

The FL-145 Form Interrogatories—Family Law is used during divorce proceedings in California to facilitate the exchange of relevant information regarding assets, debts, and other financial matters between spouses or domestic partners.

The FL-142 Schedule of Assets and Debts form is used during divorce proceedings in California to list all known community and separate assets and debts, providing a detailed account of the financial situation for equitable distribution.

The FL-144 Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure form is used during a divorce in California when both parties agree to waive the requirement for a final declaration of disclosure, having already exchanged preliminary declarations and current financial information, thereby simplifying the finalization process of their divorce.

The FL-140 Declaration of Disclosure form is used in California divorce proceedings to provide an accurate and complete disclosure of financial information, including assets, debts, and investment opportunities, which must be exchanged between parties as part of both preliminary and final legal requirements.

The FL-141 form is used during divorce proceedings in California to officially declare that a Preliminary or Final Declaration of Disclosure, along with an Income and Expense Declaration, has been served to the other party, ensuring both parties have exchanged essential financial information as required by law.

The FL-117 Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt form is used in California divorce proceedings to document a recipient's acknowledgment of receiving documents related to the case, ensuring the process of serving these documents is legally recognized.

The FL-342 Child Support Order form is used when a court needs to establish or modify a child support order as part of a legal proceeding, ensuring that all required financial details and agreements are documented for the welfare of the child involved.

Use this form when both parents have agreed to establish or modify a child support order, ensuring the agreement is documented and approved by the court.

The FL-311 Child Custody and Visitation form is used when parents or parties involved in a child custody case in California need to detail arrangements for custody and parenting time, including any special conditions like supervised visitation or transportation instructions.

The FL-110 Summons form is used when initiating divorce proceedings in California, notifying the respondent of the legal action and setting forth essential information and restraining orders until the court resolves the matter.

The FL-105 UCCJEA form is used in California during child custody cases, often as part of a divorce proceeding, to declare the child's residential history and identify any existing custody orders in order to ensure proper jurisdiction and enforcement under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act.

The FL-100 Divorce Petition form is used in California to initiate the legal process for dissolving a marriage or domestic partnership, seeking a legal separation, or requesting nullity due to specific legal grounds.