Family Law
FL-350: Stipulation to Establish or Modify Child Support and Order
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows parents to agree on a child support amount and have a judge approve it without going to trial. Parents use it to establish or modify child support payments quickly and avoid court battles over how much money one parent should pay to help raise their child.
Free to search · sign in to fill and save
Forms that go with FL-350
FL-192RequiredNotice of Rights and Responsibilities (Family Law)The Notice of Rights and Responsibilities (FL-192) is required to be served on parties in cases involving child support, ensuring both parents understand their legal obligations under the judgment.›FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration is required to provide the court with each party's current financial information so child support can be accurately calculated.›FL-342AttachmentChild Support Information and Order AttachmentThe Child Support Information and Order Attachment (FL-342) is used to detail specific child support terms that are incorporated into the stipulated judgment.›FL-341AttachmentStipulation and Order Regarding Custody and VisitationThe Child Custody and Visitation Order Attachment (FL-341) documents custody and visitation arrangements that are typically included as part of a stipulated judgment regarding parental obligations.›FL-300Often filed with itRequest for OrderA Request for Order (FL-300) is commonly filed to initiate or modify child support and custody arrangements that the FL-350 stipulated judgment is meant to resolve.›FL-396Often filed with itRequest for Production of an Income and Expense Declaration After JudgmentThe Request to Pay Support to Governmental Agency (FL-396) is commonly filed alongside the stipulated judgment when support payments are to be directed through a county agency or wage assignment is involved.›FL-141Often filed with itDeclaration Regarding Service of Declaration of DisclosureThe Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure confirms that the parties have exchanged required financial disclosures, which is a prerequisite to finalizing support stipulations.›
More Family Law forms
FL-345Property Order Attachment to Judgment›FL-346Attorney's Fees and Costs Order Attachment›FL-347Proposed Stipulated Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage or Domestic Partnership›FL-348Pension Benefits—Attachment to Judgment (Attach to form FL-180)›FL-349Spousal or Domestic Partner Support Factors Under Family Code Section 4320—Attachment›FL-351Mandatory Findings for Child Custody and Visitation (Parenting Time) Orders›