Family Law
FL-320: Responsive Declaration to Request for Order
Current as of July 21, 2026 · tracked for revisionsFillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used by someone to write out their response and disagreement to a request that the other person in a family court case has made. A person would need this form if they want to tell the judge why they don't agree with what the other side is asking for in a family law matter like custody, support, or property division.
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Forms that go with FL-320
FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) is required when the FL-320 involves disputes over child support, spousal support, or other financial matters.›FL-321AttachmentWitness ListThe Witness List (FL-321) is filed as an attachment to FL-320 when the responding party intends to call witnesses at the hearing.›FL-341Often filed with itStipulation and Order Regarding Custody and VisitationThe Children's Holiday Schedule Attachment (FL-341) is commonly filed alongside FL-320 when child custody or visitation arrangements are being contested in the response.›FL-300Next stepRequest for OrderThe Request for Order (FL-300) is the originating form that initiated the proceeding, and the FL-320 is the direct response to it.›
More Family Law forms
FL-315Request or Response to Request for Separate Trial›FL-316Request for Orders Regarding Noncompliance With Disclosure Requirements›FL-319Request for Attorney's Fees and Costs Attachment›FL-322Declaration of Counsel for a Child Regarding Qualifications›FL-323Order Appointing Counsel for a Child›FL-325Declaration of Court-connected Child Custody Evaluator Regarding Qualifications›