Family Law
FL-375: Summons (Joinder)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form notifies a person that they are being added as a party to an existing family law court case. Parents, guardians, or attorneys use it to bring someone into a custody, support, or other family law matter that's already in progress.
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Forms that go with FL-375
FL-180RequiredJudgmentThe Judgment (Family Law) form FL-180 is the primary judgment cover sheet that must accompany FL-375 to formally enter the dissolution judgment with the court.›FL-170RequiredDeclaration for Default or Uncontested Dissolution or Legal Separation (Family Law)The Declaration for Default or Uncontested Dissolution (FL-170) is required to confirm that the case is uncontested or in default before the court can enter the dissolution judgment.›FL-343AttachmentSpousal, Domestic Partner, or Family Support Order AttachmentThe Spousal, Partner, or Family Support Order Attachment (FL-343) is filed as an attachment to document any spousal or partner support terms that are part of the dissolution judgment.›FL-348AttachmentPension Benefits—Attachment to Judgment (Attach to form FL-180)The Pension Benefits — Attachment to Judgment (FL-348) is required when retirement or pension assets must be divided as part of the dissolution, detailing the division terms.›FL-340Often filed with itFindings and Order After HearingThe Findings and Order After Hearing (FL-340) is commonly filed alongside the judgment when the court has made specific orders at a hearing that need to be incorporated into the final dissolution.›
More Family Law forms
FL-367Order After Hearing on Motion 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›FL-374Notice of Appearance and Response of Employee Benefit Plan›