Family Law

FL-191: Child Support Case Registry Form

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This form collects basic information about a child support case for state record-keeping and tracking purposes. Courts and child support agencies use this to maintain records of all child support cases.

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Forms that go with FL-191

FL-300RequiredRequest for OrderThe Request for Order form is used to establish or modify child support, and FL-191 must accompany any resulting support order to ensure it is recorded in the Child Support Case Registry.›FL-342AttachmentChild Support Information and Order AttachmentThe Child Support Information and Order Attachment details the specific child support order terms, and FL-191 is filed together with it to register those support details at the state level.›FL-100Often filed with itPetition — Marriage/Domestic PartnershipThe Petition for Dissolution of Marriage/Domestic Partnership is the primary initiating document in family law cases, and FL-191 is submitted alongside it to register child support orders with the state registry.›FL-200Often filed with itPetition to Determine Parental Relationship (Uniform Parentage)The Petition to Establish Parental Relationship often accompanies child support proceedings, and FL-191 is filed with it when a support order is established as part of the paternity case.›FL-195Often filed with itIncome Withholding for SupportThe Income Withholding for Support form is used to enforce child support payments through wage garnishment, and it is typically filed in conjunction with FL-191 to ensure proper tracking and enforcement of the support order.›

More Family Law forms

FL-174Family Centered Case Resolution Order›FL-180Judgment›FL-182Judgment Checklist—Dissolution/Legal Separation›FL-190Notice of Entry of Judgment (Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)›FL-192Notice of Rights and Responsibilities (Family Law)›FL-196Income Withholding for Support—Instructions›
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