Criminal
CR-117: Instructions: Defendant's Statement of Assets
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form helps defendants list all their money, property, and assets so the court can understand their financial situation. Defendants use it in criminal cases to show the court what they own when dealing with fines, restitution, or other financial penalties.
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Forms that go with CR-117
CR-100RequiredFingerprint FormThe Notice to Appear (traffic citation) is the originating document that triggers the CR-117 process, as the Order to Appear or Pay Fine is typically issued when a defendant fails to respond to the initial citation.›TR-100Often filed with itNotice of Correction and Proof of ServiceThe Request for Trial by Written Declaration allows the defendant to contest the underlying infraction in writing, which is a common response option available at the same stage as responding to a CR-117.›CR-115Often filed with itDefendant's Statement of AssetsThe Abstract of Judgment (Criminal) establishes the underlying financial judgment or fine owed by the defendant, which the CR-117 Statement of Assets is intended to help enforce or satisfy.›FW-001Often filed with itRequest to Waive Court FeesThe Request to Waive Court Fees may be filed alongside the CR-117 if the defendant claims inability to pay and seeks a fee waiver based on the same financial hardship disclosed in the asset statement.›CR-145Next stepAbandonment of Appeal (Infraction)The Request for Extension of Time to Appear or Pay Fine is the natural next step if the defendant cannot comply with the CR-117 deadline and needs additional time from the court.›
More Criminal forms
CR-111Abstract of Judgment—Restitution›CR-112Instructions: Order for Victim Restitution›CR-113Instructions: Abstract of Judgment—Restitution›CR-118Information Regarding Income Deduction Order (Pen.Code, § 1202.42)›CR-119Order For Income Deduction (Pen.Code, § 1202.42)›CR-120Notice of Appeal—Felony (Defendant)›