Family Law

FL-397: Request for Income and Benefit Information From Employer

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This form asks an employer to provide information about an employee's income, benefits, and work status. Family law attorneys, judges, and parents use it in child support and spousal support cases to verify a person's actual earnings and financial situation.

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Forms that go with FL-397

FL-140RequiredDeclaration of DisclosureThe Declaration of Disclosure (FL-140) is required to be completed and exchanged by both parties to ensure full financial transparency before a dissolution judgment can be finalized.›FL-345RequiredProperty Order Attachment to JudgmentThe Property Order Attachment (FL-345) is required alongside the judgment when there are property division or asset/debt allocation issues to be resolved in the dissolution.›FL-310AttachmentResponsive Declaration to Request to Reschedule Hearing (Family Law—Governmental—Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Application to Modify a Judgment (FL-310) is used as an attachment when requesting changes to the terms set forth in the dissolution judgment.›FL-180AttachmentJudgmentThe Judgment (FL-180) form is the general judgment cover sheet that is commonly submitted together with FL-397 as part of the complete judgment package filed with the court.›FL-300Often filed with itRequest for OrderA Request for Order (FL-300) is commonly filed to initiate or modify orders related to custody, support, or property as part of the dissolution process.›FL-190Next stepNotice of Entry of Judgment (Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Notice of Entry of Judgment (FL-190) is the next step after FL-397 is signed, serving as official notice to both parties that the judgment has been entered.›FL-395AlternativeEx Parte Application for Restoration of Former Name After Entry of Judgment and OrderThe Judgment of Legal Separation of Domestic Partnership (FL-395) is an alternative disposition when the parties seek legal separation rather than full dissolution of the domestic partnership.›

More Family Law forms

FL-392Responsive Declaration to Motion for Simplified Modification of Order for Child, Spousal, or Family Support›FL-393Information Sheet—How to Oppose a Request to Change Child, Spousal, or Family Support›FL-396Request for Production of an Income and Expense Declaration After Judgment›FL-398Notice of Activation of Military Service and Deployment and Request to Modify a Support Order›FL-400Request for Order: Child Support›FL-401Application for Disbursement and Order for Disbursement From Child Support Security Deposit›
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