Family Law
FL-490: Application to Determine Arrears
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to ask a court to figure out how much money in unpaid child support or spousal support (called arrears) someone owes. A parent or spouse who believes they owe back support uses this form to get an official court determination of the exact amount owed so the debt can be settled or enforced.
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Forms that go with FL-490
FL-400RequiredRequest for Order: Child SupportThe Summons (Family Law) is required to initiate the legal separation proceeding that ultimately leads to the FL-490 judgment.›FL-100RequiredPetition — Marriage/Domestic PartnershipThe Petition for Dissolution/Legal Separation/Nullity is the foundational filing that opens the case and must precede the judgment of legal separation.›FL-348AttachmentPension Benefits—Attachment to Judgment (Attach to form FL-180)The Pension Benefits Attachment is filed alongside the judgment when retirement or pension assets are being divided as part of the separation settlement.›FL-343AttachmentSpousal, Domestic Partner, or Family Support Order AttachmentSpousal, Partner, or Family Support Order Attachment is frequently included with the judgment to establish any ongoing support obligations between the parties.›FL-341AttachmentStipulation and Order Regarding Custody and VisitationThe Child Custody and Visitation (Parenting Time) Order Attachment is required when minor children are involved and custody/visitation terms must be formalized in the judgment.›FL-340AttachmentFindings and Order After HearingProperty Order Attachment is commonly filed alongside the judgment to address the division of property and debts between the domestic partners.›FL-310Often filed with itResponsive Declaration to Request to Reschedule Hearing (Family Law—Governmental—Uniform Parentage—Custody and Support)The Declaration for Default or Uncontested Dissolution or Legal Separation is commonly submitted to establish that the case is uncontested before the judgment is entered.›FL-192Often filed with itNotice of Rights and Responsibilities (Family Law)The Notice of Rights and Responsibilities is commonly served alongside judgment paperwork to inform both parties of their ongoing legal rights and duties.›