California divorce forms that touch property and financial disclosure

Forms in this workflow

• FL-100: Petition—Marriage/Domestic Partnership — Starts a divorce, legal separation or annulment case and states the issues the petitioner asks the court to decide.
• FL-110: Summons — Notifies the respondent that a family-law case has started and states automatic restraining orders and response requirements.
• FL-115: Proof of Service of Summons — Records how and when the petition and summons were served.
• FL-117: Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt — Provides a method for a respondent to acknowledge receipt of family-law initiating papers.
• FL-120: Response—Marriage/Domestic Partnership — Allows the respondent to answer the petition and state requested orders.
• FL-130: Appearance, Stipulations, and Waivers — Records specified appearances, stipulations and waivers in qualifying family-law matters.
• FL-140: Declaration of Disclosure — Serves as the signed cover sheet identifying the disclosure material exchanged with the other party.
• FL-141: Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure — Tells the court that required disclosure documents were served.
• FL-142: Schedule of Assets and Debts — Lists known assets and debts, values, encumbrances and asserted separate-property interests for disclosure.
• FL-144: Stipulation and Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure — Records a qualifying agreement to waive final declarations of disclosure under the form’s current requirements.
• FL-150: Income and Expense Declaration — Reports income, expenses, assets and liabilities used in support and other financial decisions.
• FL-155: Financial Statement (Simplified) — Provides simplified financial information in the situations described by the official form and instructions.
• FL-160: Property Declaration — Lists community, quasi-community and separate property and debts and can be used in property requests and disclosures.
• FL-165: Request to Enter Default — Asks the clerk to enter a respondent’s default after the procedural requirements for default are met.
• FL-170: Declaration for Default or Uncontested Dissolution — Supplies declarations used in a default or uncontested divorce or legal-separation judgment request.
• FL-180: Judgment — Records the court’s family-law judgment and incorporates applicable attachments and agreements.
• FL-190: Notice of Entry of Judgment — Provides notice that a judgment has been entered.
• FL-300: Request for Order — Requests temporary or other family-law orders from the court.
• FL-345: Property Order Attachment to Judgment — Provides a Judicial Council attachment for property orders in a family-law judgment.

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Every guide links to the California Courts form page rather than storing a second form copy. That page is the authority for the current revision, download options and translated versions.

A form’s presence in this index does not mean every case requires it. Procedure, children, support issues, local rules and the case posture determine the actual packet.

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