Family Law
FL-367: Order After Hearing on Motion to Set Aside Support Order
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to document a court's decision to modify or cancel a child support or spousal support order after holding a hearing on a request to change that order. Family law attorneys, self-represented parties, and court staff use this form when a judge decides to set aside an existing support order due to changed circumstances, errors, or other legal grounds.
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Forms that go with FL-367
FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) is required to establish each party's financial circumstances, which directly informs the court's determination of parental fees and costs in the stipulation.›FL-300Often filed with itRequest for OrderA Request for Order (FL-300) is typically the underlying motion that initiates the hearing at which parental fees and costs are addressed, making it a foundational filing alongside FL-367.›FL-341Often filed with itStipulation and Order Regarding Custody and VisitationChildren's Holiday Schedule Attachment (FL-341) is frequently filed alongside fee and cost stipulations in custody matters to ensure all related custody and visitation terms are addressed in the same proceeding.›FL-326Often filed with itDeclaration of Private Child Custody Evaluator Regarding QualificationsThe Child Support Case Registry Form (FL-326) is commonly filed in conjunction with financial orders involving minors to ensure the case is properly registered and tracked by the state child support registry.›
More Family Law forms
FL-360Request for Hearing and Application to Set Aside Support Order Under Family Code Section 3691›FL-365Responsive Declaration to Application to Set Aside Support Order›FL-370Pleading on Joinder—Employees Benefit Plan›FL-371Notice of Motion and Declaration for Joinder›FL-372Request for Joinder of Employee Benefit Plan Order›FL-373Responsive Declaration to Motion for Joinder and Consent Order of Joinder›