Family Law
FL-329: Confidential Child Custody Evaluation Report
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to submit a confidential evaluation report about a child's needs and circumstances in a custody case. Family court judges, child custody evaluators, and attorneys use it to help make fair decisions about custody and visitation arrangements for children in legal disputes.
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Forms that go with FL-329
FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) is required with FL-329 to provide the court with financial information necessary to calculate or verify child support obligations.›FL-191AttachmentChild Support Case Registry FormThe Child Support Information and Order Attachment (FL-191) is used in conjunction with FL-329 to detail the specific terms of the child support order being registered.›FL-300Often filed with itRequest for OrderThe Request for Order (FL-300) is commonly filed alongside FL-329 when a party is seeking to establish or modify child support, triggering the need to register the case with the Child Support Case Registry.›FL-100Often filed with itPetition — Marriage/Domestic PartnershipThe Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (FL-100) is commonly filed with FL-329 in divorce proceedings where child support is being established as part of the overall family law case.›FL-342Next stepChild Support Information and Order AttachmentThe Child Support Information (FL-342) order form is commonly filed after FL-329 to formally document the court's child support order that results from the registry filing.›
More Family Law forms
FL-325Declaration of Court-connected Child Custody Evaluator 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›FL-330Proof of Personal Service›FL-334Declaration Regarding Address Verification—Postjudgment Request to Modify a Child Custody, Visitation, or Child Support Order›