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Child Support Increase Request
Summary
To request an increase in child support in California, complete the FL-300 form, provide evidence of changed circumstances, and file it with the court. If a previous hearing was inconclusive, reschedule by filing a Request for Order. Modifications to divorce settlements may be possible if theres a material change in circumstances or evidence of duress, such as domestic violence. For child support adjustments due to a spouses non-participation in a parenting plan, include specific instances and financial impacts in your declaration. You can also request your spouse to cover medical bills and educational expenses. Consider seeking legal advice or contacting local resources for assistance.Full Conversation
Angela
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Santa Cruz county , California
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family law ; Fl300 declaration requesting increase of child support .
Hi Angela,
To request an increase in child support using the FL-* form in California, you need to:
- Fill out the FL-* form completely.
- Provide evidence of changed circumstances (e.g., increased needs of the child, higher income of the paying parent).
- File the form with the court and serve the other parent.
Do you need help with how to fill out the form or gathering the necessary evidence?
To request an increase in child support using the FL-* form in California, you need to:
- Fill out the FL-* form completely.
- Provide evidence of changed circumstances (e.g., increased needs of the child, higher income of the paying parent).
- File the form with the court and serve the other parent.
Do you need help with how to fill out the form or gathering the necessary evidence?
Originally requested this order but judge could not make a judgement because we ran out of time.
Angela, it sounds like you need to reschedule a court hearing for your FL-* request. You should file a Request for Order (RFO) to get a new court date. You might also want to contact the Family Law Facilitator's Office in Santa Cruz County for assistance.
Do you need help with how to file a Request for Order?
Do you need help with how to file a Request for Order?
Family law , if I agreed to no retirement and no spousal can I go back to court and request it
In California, you may be able to request modifications to a divorce settlement, but it largely depends on specific circumstances:
- Material Change in Circumstances: You must demonstrate a significant change in circumstances since the original agreement.
- Time Limits: Check if any time limits apply to modifying your settlement.
- Legal Grounds: Prove that the original agreement was unfair or that you were under duress.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with a modification request?
- Material Change in Circumstances: You must demonstrate a significant change in circumstances since the original agreement.
- Time Limits: Check if any time limits apply to modifying your settlement.
- Legal Grounds: Prove that the original agreement was unfair or that you were under duress.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with a modification request?
In a domestic violence relationship and under duress
Angela, I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. Given the duress and domestic violence, you can seek a modification of the divorce settlement. Here are some steps you should consider:
- File a Request for Order (RFO): This will allow you to present your case for modification.
- Seek Legal Help: Contact a local domestic violence advocate or attorney to assist you.
- Document Evidence: Gather any evidence of duress and domestic violence.
Would you like contact information for local resources or more details on filing the RFO?
- File a Request for Order (RFO): This will allow you to present your case for modification.
- Seek Legal Help: Contact a local domestic violence advocate or attorney to assist you.
- Document Evidence: Gather any evidence of duress and domestic violence.
Would you like contact information for local resources or more details on filing the RFO?
Sample declaration requesting more child support due to spouse not participating in parenting plan
Angela, to request more child support due to your spouse not participating in the parenting plan, you can use the following sample declaration for your FL-* form:
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Declaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden andthe non-participation of [Spouse's Name], I am requesting an increase in child support to adequately provide for our child(ren)'s needs.
*. Conclusion:
- I respectfully request the court to review my declaration and adjust the child support order accordingly.
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.
Date: [Date]
Signature: [Your Signature]
Printed Name: [Your Full Name]
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Would you like more help with any specific part of the declaration or any other legal issue?
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Declaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden andthe non-participation of [Spouse's Name], I am requesting an increase in child support to adequately provide for our child(ren)'s needs.
*. Conclusion:
- I respectfully request the court to review my declaration and adjust the child support order accordingly.
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.
Date: [Date]
Signature: [Your Signature]
Printed Name: [Your Full Name]
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Would you like more help with any specific part of the declaration or any other legal issue?
Add to declaration request for spouse to pay medical bills and educational expenses
Hi Angela, you can add the request for your spouse to pay medical bills and educational expenses to your declaration as follows:
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Declaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden and the non-participation of [SpDeclaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden and the non-participation of [Spouse's Name], I am requesting an increase in child support to adequately provide for our child(ren)'s needs.
*. **Request for Medical and
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Declaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden and the non-participation of [SpDeclaration in Support of Request for Order (FL-*)
I, [Your Full Name], declare as follows:
*. Introduction:
- I am the petitioner/respondent in this case and the primary caregiver of our child(ren).
*. Current Parenting Plan:
- The current court-ordered parenting plan stipulates that both parents share parenting responsibilities.
- [Spouse's Name] has not been participating in the parenting plan as ordered by the court.
*. Non-Participation Details:
- Provide specific dates and instances where your spouse failed to participate in the parenting plan.
- Explain how this non-participation has impacted your financial situation and increased your expenses.
*. Financial Impact:
- Detail the additional costs incurred due to your spouse's non-participation (e.g., childcare, transportation, extracurricular activities).
- Provide evidence such as receipts, invoices, and financial statements to support your claims.
*. Request for Increased Child Support:
- Based on the increased financial burden and the non-participation of [Spouse's Name], I am requesting an increase in child support to adequately provide for our child(ren)'s needs.
*. **Request for Medical and
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