DIVORCE JUDGMENT FL-180 - MORE FORMS YOU NEED - CALIF. - VIDEO #46 (2021)

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Seventh in a 9 part series of tutorial videos on how to draft and process a divorce judgment in California. This video goes through a list of the additional court forms you will need to file with the court when you submit your Judgment of Dissolution FL-180 in California.

Whether you are processing your judgment as an uncontested case, which we sometimes call a “non-default case with an agreement” or as a default case, whether it’s a “true default” or “default with an agreement”, you will need to complete the form called, “Declaration For Default Or Uncontested Dissolution”, which is FL-170. This is a three page form.

Whether you are processing your judgment as an uncontested case, a default with an agreement case, a true default or a contested case, you will need to fill out the form known as, “Notice of Entry of Judgment”, which is the FL-190.

Whether you are processing your judgment as an uncontested case or a “default with an agreement” case, you will need to fill out the FL-144, assuming you and your spouse agreed to not exchange your Final Declarations of Disclosure.

If you and your spouse filled out and exchanged your Final Declarations of Disclosure, then you don’t use the FL-144. Instead, you are going to fill out the FL-141 form, which is entitled, “Declaration Regarding Service Of Declaration Of Disclosure And Income And Expense Declaration”.

If your divorce judgment includes child support provisions, then another form you will need to submit to the court along with your divorce judgment is the “Income Withholding For Support” form, which is FL-195. This is a wage assignment form.

Just because you fill out the FL-195 form and file it with your judgment of dissolution does not mean you have to serve the form on your spouse’s employer.

If you send the withholding order to your spouse’s employer, the employer will deduct the child support and spousal support that is due from your ex-spouse’s wages. The money will not be sent by the employer directly to you, but will instead be sent by the employer to the California State Disbursement Unit in Sacramento. You will need to contact the State Disbursement Unit and set up an account with them. When the State Disbursement Unit receives funds from your ex-spouse’s employer, the State Disbursement Unit will then transfer the funds to your account.

If child support is not part of the judgment, just spousal support, then you can fill out a form that is much simpler to fill out than the FL-195. If just spousal support is involved and you want a wage assignment, you can fill out a form entitled, “Earnings Assignment Order For Spousal Or Partner Support”, which is FL-435.