Custody Requests
Form FL-300 and attachments prepared to ask the court for custody or visitation orders in your case.
Requests for hearings and orders in an open family case, prepared from the details you provide.
Our Services
Form FL-300 and attachments prepared to ask the court for custody or visitation orders in your case.
Form FL-300 with the income and expense declaration prepared to ask the court for support orders.
Stipulation and proposed order forms prepared when both parties have agreed on what the court should order.
Why Us
A request for order asks the court to make orders on specific issues and sets your hearing. We prepare the form and attachments from your details.
Questions
The court says form FL-300, Request for Order, is used to ask the court to make orders on specific issues in an existing family law case. The court uses it to set the hearing date, time, and location. It is not the form for contempt.
The court information sheet says personal service is due 16 court days before the hearing unless the court orders otherwise. Service by mail within California must be completed at least 16 court days and 5 more calendar days before the hearing.
Someone at least 18 years old who is not a party to the case. The court says you cannot serve the papers yourself. A friend, a relative who is not involved in the case, a sheriff, or a professional process server may do it, and a proof of service form is filed.
It depends on the issue. For custody, the court lists forms such as FL-105 and FL-311. For child support, a current Income and Expense Declaration, FL-150, is needed. A blank response form FL-320 is served with the papers.
The court says form FL-340, Findings and Order After Hearing, must be completed, filed, and served. We can prepare it at your direction. We cannot predict the judge's decision or advise you on what to ask for.
Where We Work
Our Request for Order service is available across California, with appointments at our Arroyo Grande and Lancaster offices and remote service statewide.

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Tell us what issues you want the court to address in your open case, and we will explain the paperwork.