Family Law
FL-323: Order Appointing Counsel for a Child
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to officially appoint a lawyer to represent a child's interests in a family law case. Judges, parents, or guardians use it in custody, dependency, or other family court matters when a child needs their own legal representative to protect their rights.
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Forms that go with FL-323
FL-341AttachmentStipulation and Order Regarding Custody and VisitationThe Children's Holiday Schedule Attachment (FL-341) is attached to the judgment when minor children are involved and custody/visitation terms need to be specified.›FL-310Often filed with itResponsive Declaration to Request to Reschedule Hearing (Family Law—Governmental—Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Request for Order (FL-310) is used to request the court hearings and temporary orders that typically precede and lead to a final Judgment of Legal Separation.›FL-320Often filed with itResponsive Declaration to Request for OrderThe Responsive Declaration to Request for Order (FL-320) is filed by the responding party to contest or agree to the terms that will ultimately be reflected in the Judgment of Legal Separation.›FL-325Next stepDeclaration of Court-connected Child Custody Evaluator Regarding QualificationsThe Notice of Entry of Judgment (FL-325) is filed immediately after FL-323 to formally notify both parties that the Judgment of Legal Separation has been entered by the court.›FL-180AlternativeJudgmentThe Judgment (FL-180) is the alternative general judgment form used for dissolution of marriage, making it closely related as it covers similar subject matter but for divorce rather than legal separation.›
More Family Law forms
FL-319Request for Attorney's Fees and Costs Attachment›FL-321Witness List›FL-322Declaration of Counsel for a Child Regarding Qualifications›FL-326Declaration of Private Child Custody Evaluator Regarding Qualifications›FL-327Order Appointing Child Custody Evaluator›FL-328Notice Regarding Confidentiality of Child Custody Evaluation Report›