Family Law
FL-130: Appearance, Stipulations, and Waivers (Family Law—Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
Form FL-130 allows parents or guardians to agree on custody, support, and other parenting arrangements without going to trial, and to formally tell the court they won't contest these issues. Parents, guardians, and their attorneys use this form to reach quick agreements on custody and child support matters while keeping disputes out of court.
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Forms that go with FL-130
FL-100RequiredPetition — Marriage/Domestic PartnershipThe Petition for Dissolution of Marriage initiates the divorce case and must be filed before the FL-130 judgment can be entered.›FL-141RequiredDeclaration Regarding Service of Declaration of DisclosureThe Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure confirms that both parties have exchanged mandatory financial disclosures, which is required before a judgment of dissolution can be entered.›FL-180AttachmentJudgmentThe Judgment form serves as the cover sheet and formal court order that accompanies FL-130, completing the full judgment package submitted to the court.›FL-345AttachmentProperty Order Attachment to JudgmentThe Property Order Attachment to Judgment is used to detail the division of property and debts, and is commonly attached when the dissolution involves marital assets.›FL-120Often filed with itResponse — Marriage/Domestic PartnershipThe Response to Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed by the responding spouse and is a core document in the dissolution proceedings that precedes the judgment.›FL-190Next stepNotice of Entry of Judgment (Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Notice of Entry of Judgment is issued after the FL-130 is signed to formally notify both parties that the dissolution judgment has been entered.›