Family Law
FL-374: Notice of Appearance and Response of Employee Benefit Plan
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form notifies a court that an employee benefit plan (like a pension or 401(k)) is participating in a family law case and provides the plan's response to legal claims against it. Employers and benefit plan administrators use this form to inform the court about the plan's involvement in divorce or support cases where retirement accounts or other benefits may be divided or subject to child support or spousal support orders.
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Forms that go with FL-374
FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration is frequently required to be on file for family law hearings where counsel appears without the client, ensuring the court has current financial information.›FL-300Often filed with itRequest for OrderThe Request for Order form is frequently the underlying motion that triggers the hearing for which FL-374 is used, allowing counsel to appear without the client being present.›FL-320Often filed with itResponsive Declaration to Request for OrderThe Responsive Declaration to Request for Order (FL-320) is filed by the responding party, and FL-374 allows their counsel to appear at the related hearing without the party being physically present.›FL-141Often filed with itDeclaration Regarding Service of Declaration of DisclosureThe Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure (FL-141) is often filed in conjunction with family law proceedings and confirms that mandatory disclosures have been served, a prerequisite in many cases where counsel appears under FL-374.›FL-370Often filed with itPleading on Joinder—Employees Benefit PlanThe Findings and Order After Hearing form is commonly filed alongside FL-374 as it documents the court's decisions made at the hearing where counsel appeared on the client's behalf.›FL-305Often filed with itTemporary Emergency (Ex Parte) OrdersTemporary Emergency Orders are often the subject of hearings where an attorney uses FL-374 to appear on behalf of a party, making these forms closely associated.›FL-321Often filed with itWitness ListThe Witness List is a companion document commonly submitted for contested hearings where counsel is appearing on the client's behalf using FL-374.›FL-130AlternativeAppearance, Stipulations, and Waivers (Family Law—Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Appearance, Stipulations, and Waivers (FL-130) is an alternative method for a party or their counsel to make an appearance at certain hearings, and may be used in lieu of or alongside FL-374 depending on the stage of proceedings.›
More Family Law forms
FL-365Responsive Declaration to Application to Set Aside Support Order›FL-367Order After Hearing on Motion to Set Aside Support Order›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›FL-375Summons (Joinder)›