Skip to content
LitigationForms
FL-677Mandatory

Notice of Opposition and Notice of Motion on Claim of Exemption

California · Judicial Council of California · Effective January 1, 2012

This form is used to tell the judge that you disagree with another person's request to keep certain money from being taken from a paycheck. It is a notice that also serves as a request to the court.

The court describes it as: Tell the judge that you don't agree with the request from the other side for money not to be taken from their paycheck.

Open the official PDFfrom Judicial Council of California

Where this fits in a case

Motions

Stage: Motions

This form is used when a person files a Claim of Exemption, which is a request to keep some money from being taken from a paycheck.

Either party may file.

Common questions

Who should file this form?
The form is addressed to the judgment debtor or other claimant, suggesting either party may file it to oppose a claim. The form is for use by either party. Great care must be taken to file the original with the court and serve a copy on the other party at least 10 days before the hearing.
What is this form for?
It is a Notice of Opposition and Notice of Motion on Claim of Exemption. It is used to tell the judge that you do not agree with a request to keep money from being taken from a paycheck.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect January 1, 2012.

Related forms

  • EJ-160

    Claim of Exemption (Enforcement of Judgment)

    This form is used to tell a sheriff or other officer that some or all of the property being taken to pay a judgment should not be collected. It asks the filer to describe the property and the reasons why it should be exempt from collection.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • FL-155

    Financial Statement (Simplified)

    This form asks for detailed financial information about income and expenses for both parents. It is used to give the court and the other parent financial details that the court will look at when making child support orders.

    OptionalFillable PDF1 translation
  • FL-195

    Income Withholding for Support

    This form is a notice that tells an employer that a court has ordered payments for support, such as child support or spousal support. It tells the employer exactly how much money to take out of the employee's paycheck and how often to send it.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • FL-196

    Income Withholding for Support—Instructions

    This form provides instructions for using the Income Withholding for Support form (FL-195). It explains who fills out the form, what information is needed, and how the form is used to tell an employer to take money out of someone's paycheck for support payments.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • FL-235

    Advisement and Waiver of Rights Re: Determination of Parental Relationship (Uniform Parentage)

    This form is an agreement where people tell the court they have agreed on establishing parentage and that they agree to give up certain rights so the court can approve a judgment without a trial.

    OptionalFillable PDF4 translations
  • FL-272

    Notice of Motion to Cancel (Set Aside) Judgment of Parentage

    This form is used to ask the court to cancel (set aside) a final court decision about parentage. It also allows the person filing to ask the court to order genetic testing and issue a new judgment stating that the person is not the child's parent.

    MandatoryFillable PDF1 translation
  • FL-273

    Declaration in Support of Motion to Cancel (Set Aside) Judgment of Parentage (Family Law - Governmental)

    This form is a written statement used to give more details about asking the court to cancel or set aside a judgment that established parentage. It asks for information about the child and the parents involved.

    MandatoryFillable PDF1 translation
  • FL-274

    Information Sheet for Completing Notice of Motion to Cancel (Set Aside) Judgment of Parentage

    This sheet explains how to use forms FL-272 and FL-273 to ask the court to cancel or set aside an existing judgment about parentage. It explains who can file this request and the time limits for doing so.

    OptionalFillable PDF1 translation