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Adoption, paternity, name changes for minors, and other family matters.

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  • FL All Family 106

    Summons Served by Mail

    This form is a Summons that tells someone they have been started a court case by filing a petition. It informs the person that they must write a response and file it by a certain deadline.

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  • FL All Family 110

    Summons Served by Publication

    This form is a Summons that tells someone they have been served with court papers through publication. It informs the person that a case has started and explains that they must file a written response by a certain deadline.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 112

    Proof of Mailing or Hand Delivery (for documents after Summons and Petition)

    This form is used to prove that certain legal papers were sent by mail or delivered by hand after the initial Summons and Petition were filed. It asks the person filling it out to state when, how, and to whom the documents were given.

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  • FL All Family 118

    Notice of Appearance (for a party without a lawyer)

    This form lets a person who does not have a lawyer tell the court that they are involved in a case. It asks the court to make sure the person gets notices about hearings and copies of filed papers.

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  • FL All Family 119

    Agreement to Join Petition (Joinder)

    This form is an agreement that allows a person to join a case that another person started. By signing it, the person agrees to the requests in the other person's filing, unless they file a separate response before the court makes final orders.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL Divorce 206

    Petition to Invalidate (Annul) Registered Domestic Partnership

    This form is used to ask the court to cancel or void a previously registered domestic partnership. It asks for information about the people involved, the details of the partnership, and the reasons why the partnership should be invalidated.

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  • FL Parentage 300

    Summons: Notice About Parentage

    This form is a Summons that tells someone that another person has started a case asking the court to decide about parentage of children. It informs the person that they must respond in writing by a certain deadline.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL Parentage 301

    Petition to Decide Parentage

    This form is used to ask the court to make a legal decision about who the parents of a child are. It asks the person filing the form to state their relationship to the child and list all the people who are considered parents or who the court needs to decide about.

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  • FL Parentage 317

    Final Order Denying Parentage Petition

    This form is a final court order used when a judge decides to deny a petition regarding parentage. It records the court's final decisions on the petition, any money judgments, and the status of temporary orders.

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  • FL Parentage 340

    Summons: Notice about Petition for De Facto Parentage

    This form is a notice that tells a person that another person has started a case asking the court to declare them a legal parent, even if they are not listed as a parent. It explains what a de facto parent is and what steps the person needs to take next.

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  • FL Parentage 341

    Petition De Facto Parentage

    This form is used to ask the court to officially recognize someone as a de facto parent. A de facto parent is someone who has acted like a parent to a child without being legally recognized as one.

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  • FL Parentage 344

    Order after Review of Petition for De Facto Parentage

    This form is an official court document used to record a judge's decision after reviewing a request to establish parentage without formal legal parentage. It asks the court to make findings about whether the case can move forward or if the request should be dismissed.

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  • FL Parentage 351

    Pre-Birth Petition to Decide Parentage - Gestational Surrogacy or Assisted Reproduction

    This form is a petition asking the court to make a legal order about who the parents of a child are when the child was conceived through gestational surrogacy or assisted reproduction. It asks the court to confirm the intended parents' rights and to have the birth certificate listed with the intended parents' names.

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  • FL Parentage 352

    Revocation of Joinder - Pre-Birth Parentage Petition

    This form is used to ask the court to take back an agreement that was made to include a pre-birth parentage order. It asks the court to deny the request for that pre-birth order.

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  • FL Parentage 361

    Petition to Decide Parentage - Genetic Surrogacy

    This form is used to ask the court to decide who the legal parents are when the child is conceived through a genetic surrogacy agreement and to help validate that agreement. It asks for information about the people involved and requests the court to issue an order declaring parentage.

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  • FL Parentage 380

    Summons: Notice about Petition to Stop Parentage Based on Sexual Assault

    This form is a notice that tells someone they have been sued in court regarding parentage based on sexual assault. It informs the person that they must write a response to the court within a specific time limit.

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  • FL Parentage 381

    Petition to Stop Parentage Based on Sexual Assault

    This form is a petition used to ask the court to decide that a person named as a parent is not the real parent of a child because the pregnancy resulted from a sexual assault. It asks the court to stop the legal parentage connection.

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  • FL Visits 475

    Summons: Notice about Petition for Visits

    This form is a notice that a case has started asking for visits with a child. It tells the person receiving it that the person who started the case has filed a Petition for Visits.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL Visits 476

    Petition for Visits

    This form is used to ask the court for permission to visit with children. It asks the person filing the form to prove they are a relative of the child or the child's parent, have a close relationship with the child, and that the child might be harmed if visits are not allowed.

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  • FL Visits 486

    Order After Review of Petition for Visits

    This form is an order the court uses after reviewing a request for visitation time. It records the court's findings regarding jurisdiction, whether all parties have responded, and what the next steps are for the visitation request.

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  • FL Visits 488

    Final Order and Findings on Petition for Visits

    This form is used to create a final court order and findings after someone has filed a request for visitation rights with children. It asks the court to make a final decision about the visits.

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  • MP 01.0600

    Joel's Law Petition for Initial Detention

    This form is a request to the court to review a decision and consider an order to hold a person for initial detention if that person has a behavioral health disorder and is a danger to themselves or others. It asks the court to review the decision of a designated crisis responder (DCR).

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  • FL Divorce 212

    Response to Petition about a Registered Domestic Partnership

    This form is used to give your answers to a court's request about a Registered Domestic Partnership. It asks you to agree, disagree, or say you don't know about several sections of the original court petition.

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  • FL Parentage 302

    Response to Petition to Decide Parentage

    This form is used to give your answers to a court document called a Petition to Decide Parentage. It asks you to state whether you agree or disagree with the information presented in the Petition regarding parentage, child support, and parenting plans.

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  • FL Parentage 309

    Response to Motion for Genetic Testing

    This form is used to respond to a request for genetic testing in a parentage case. It asks the person filling it out whether they agree to the testing or provides reasons why they do not agree.

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  • FL Parentage 342

    Response to Petition for De Facto Parentage

    This form is used to respond to a court filing that asks to establish parentage without formal legal steps. It asks the person filling it out to agree, disagree, or state they lack information regarding specific points made in the original petition.

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  • FL Parentage 382

    Response to Petition to Stop Parentage Based on Sexual Assault

    This form is a written reply to a court request asking the judge to stop a finding of parentage based on sexual assault. It asks the person filling it out to state whether they agree or disagree with specific points made in the original request.

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  • FL Parentage 384

    Response to Sexual Assault Allegation

    This form is used to respond to a claim that a child was born as a result of sexual assault. It asks the court for a finding that the children were not born from sexual assault and allows the person filling it out to request a hearing or genetic testing.

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  • FL Visits 478

    Response to Petition for Visits

    This form is used to respond to a formal request (Petition) about visitation time with children. It asks the person filling it out to state whether they agree, disagree, or lack enough information regarding several specific points raised by the other party.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 021

    Motion for Access to Restricted Court Records (GR22(c)(2))

    This form is used to ask the court for permission to see confidential court records in a family law case. It asks the person filing the form to list what records they want to see and explain why they need access.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 104

    Motion to Serve by Mail

    This form is a request to the court asking permission to send official court papers to another person by mail instead of handing them to that person in person. The person filling out this form must also ask the court to sign a separate order allowing service by mail.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 108

    Motion to Serve by Publication

    This form is a request asking the court for permission to officially notify another person in a case by publishing the notice, instead of handing it to them directly. The person filling out this form must ask the court to sign an Order to allow this method of service.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 161

    Motion for Default

    This form is used to ask the court to declare another party in default and to approve final orders without that party having to participate. It asks the person filing to confirm details about service and the other party's lack of response.

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  • FL All Family 162

    Order on Motion for Default

    This form is used by the court to officially decide if one party has failed to respond to the court's papers. It asks the judge to make an order stating whether the other party is considered in default.

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  • FL All Family 163

    Motion for Dismissal

    This form is a request to the court asking the judge to throw out a case. It asks the person filing it to explain why the case should be dismissed.

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  • FL All Family 164

    Order on Motion for Dismissal

    This form is used to write down a judge's official decision about a request to end a case. It records whether the court agrees to dismiss the case or not.

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  • FL All Family 165

    Motion for Contempt Hearing

    This form is used to ask the court to hold a hearing to determine if another party has broken the rules or orders set by the court. It asks the court to find the other party in contempt and approve specific requests.

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  • FL All Family 168

    Motion for Immediate Order Temporarily Suspending Supervised Residential Time (Ex Parte)

    This form is used to ask the court for an immediate order to temporarily stop supervised visits. It is used when there is an emergency because a current order requiring supervised visits is not being followed.

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  • FL All Family 169

    Immediate Order Temporarily Suspending Supervised Residential Time (Ex Parte) and Hearing Notice

    This form is used to ask the court for an immediate order that temporarily stops supervised residential time. It also serves as a notice for a hearing date.

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  • FL All Family 181

    Motion for Order for: _________________

    This form is used to ask the court to make specific decisions or orders in a family law case. It asks the person filing it to state what orders they want, what issues the court should decide, and what facts and evidence support their request.

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  • FL All Family 184

    Family Law Informal Trial Selection

    This form is used to tell the court if you want an Informal Trial instead of a Traditional Trial in a family law case. It asks you to choose which type of trial you prefer and confirms your understanding of the differences between the two processes.

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  • FL All Family 191

    Motion to Compel, Consolidate, or Terminate Arbitration

    This form is used to ask the court to make a decision about arbitration in a family law case. It allows a person to ask the court to force participation in arbitration, combine multiple arbitrations, or end arbitration altogether.

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  • FL All Family 192

    Order on Motion to Compel, Consolidate, or Terminate Arbitration

    This form is an order used by the court to make decisions about arbitration in a family law case. It records whether the court agrees to force arbitration, combine multiple arbitration issues, or end arbitration altogether.

    MandatoryWord
  • FL All Family 194

    Motion to Confirm Arbitration Award

    This form is used to ask the court to officially approve an award that was decided through arbitration. The person filing this form must attach a copy of the award and fill out details about the arbitration.

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  • FL All Family 195

    Order on Motion to Confirm Arbitration Award

    This form is used when someone asks the court to officially approve an award that was decided through arbitration. The court uses this form to decide if the arbitration award should be confirmed and treated like a court judgment.

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  • FL All Family 196

    Motion to Correct, Amend, or Vacate Unconfirmed Arbitration Award

    This form is a request to the court asking it to fix, change, or cancel an arbitration decision that has not been officially confirmed by a judge. It asks the court to review the original award and consider specific reasons for the requested change.

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  • FL All Family 197

    Order on Motion to Correct, Amend, or Vacate Unconfirmed Arbitration Award

    This form is used to write down a judge's decision about a motion to change, fix, or cancel an arbitration award. It asks the court to decide if the original award is legally okay, if it needs fixing, or if it should be thrown out.

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  • FL Parentage 304

    Motion to Permit Proceeding (by a person not included in Acknowledgment or Court Decision)

    This form is used to ask the court to let a parentage case continue when the person filing was not part of a previous agreement or court decision. It asks the judge to decide if moving forward with the case is in the child's best interest.

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  • FL Parentage 305

    Order on Motion to Permit the Proceeding

    This form is an order used in a parentage case to decide if a court should allow the case to move forward. It asks the court to review a motion to permit the proceeding and make a decision about the case's status.

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  • FL Parentage 308

    Motion for Genetic Testing

    This form is a request to the court asking the judge to order genetic testing to help decide who the parent of a child is. It asks for details about the testing and the reasons why the testing is needed.

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  • FL Parentage 310

    Order on Motion for Genetic Testing

    This form is an official court order used after a hearing to decide if genetic testing should happen in a parentage case. It records the court's decision on whether testing is approved, who must pay for it, and any other rules set by the judge.

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  • FL Parentage 313

    Motion for Summary Judgment (Parentage)

    This form is a request to the court for a decision on parentage, child support, parenting plans, and name changes without a full trial. It asks the judge to rule on specific facts that the parties agree on.

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  • FL Parentage 343

    Request for Court Review - De Facto Parentage

    This form is used to ask the court to review the case documents to decide if the case will move forward to a trial. It is a request to the court clerk and all involved parties.

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  • FL Parentage 353

    Findings and Conclusions about Pre-Birth Parentage - Gestational Surrogacy or Assisted Reproduction

    This form is used to ask the court to make official findings and conclusions about who the legal parents of a child are before the child is born. It covers situations involving gestational surrogacy or assisted reproduction.

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  • FL Parentage 363

    Motion to Validate Genetic Surrogacy Agreement

    This form is used to ask the court to officially approve a genetic surrogacy agreement when everyone involved agrees. It asks for details about the agreement and confirms that all required steps, like medical checks and legal representation, have been completed.

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  • FL Parentage 365

    Notice to Terminate (End) Genetic Surrogacy Agreement

    This form is a notice used to officially end a genetic surrogacy agreement. It asks the person filing it to state when and how they are ending the agreement and includes sections for witnesses and proof that the notice was given to other people involved.

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  • FL Parentage 366

    Motion to Vacate Orders Based on Notice to Terminate - Genetic Surrogacy

    This form is used to ask the court to cancel an Order Validating a Genetic Surrogacy Agreement because the genetic surrogacy agreement has ended. It asks the court to either dismiss the case because no child was conceived, or to decide parentage under specific laws if a child was conceived.

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  • FL Parentage 368

    Motion to Approve Final Parentage Order - Genetic Surrogacy

    This form is a request to the court to approve a final order about parentage when the child was conceived through a genetic surrogacy agreement. It asks the court to officially recognize who the parents are.

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  • FL Parentage 374

    Motion for Genetic Testing - Surrogacy

    This form is a request to the court asking for an order to perform genetic testing related to surrogacy. It asks the court to order testing on the child and the named individuals.

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  • FL Parentage 383

    Sexual Assault Allegation

    This form is used in parentage cases to make a formal allegation that a child was born from a sexual assault. It asks the court to hold a hearing to investigate the claim and can request that the court make certain orders regarding parentage and records.

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  • FL Relocate 701

    Notice of Intent to Move with Children (Relocation)

    This form is a notice that one parent plans to move with the children. It asks the person moving to explain the move and whether they want to change the current parenting or custody order.

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  • FL Relocate 702

    Motion to Limit Notice of Intent to Move with Children (Ex Parte)

    This form is a request to the court asking the judge to limit what information must be shared in a Notice of Intent to Move with Children. It is used when a person is planning to move with children and needs to file this motion.

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  • FL Relocate 703

    Order on Motion to Limit Notice of Intent to Move with Children

    This form is an order from the court that decides whether a person needs to give full notice when planning to move with children. It asks the judge to decide if limiting the required move notice is okay or if the full notice must be given.

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  • FL Relocate 704

    Motion for Immediate Order Allowing Move with Children - Before Objection Deadline (Ex Parte Relocation)

    This form is used to ask the court for an immediate order that allows a person to move with their children before the official deadline for objecting to the move. It asks the filer to answer questions about notice, any objections or motions already filed, and the reasons for needing to move right away.

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  • FL Relocate 705

    Immediate Order on Motion to Move with Children - Before Objection Deadline (Ex Parte Relocation)

    This form is used to ask the court for an immediate order allowing a move with children before the deadline for objections. It asks the judge to review whether notice was given, if anyone objected, and if there are special safety reasons for the move.

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  • FL Relocate 725

    Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation)

    This form is a request to the court asking for a temporary order that would stop someone from moving away with children. It asks the court to make decisions about the move based on several questions about the current situation.

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  • FL Relocate 726

    Motion for Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children (Relocation)

    This form is a request to the court asking for a temporary order that allows the person filing to move with the children before the main trial date. It asks the court to consider the best interests of the children when making this decision.

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  • FL Visits 481

    Motion for Advance Lawyer Fees and Costs

    This form is a request to the court asking for permission to receive money upfront to pay for lawyer fees and costs. It asks the court to order the other party to pay a reasonable amount for these expenses before any hearings.

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  • FL Visits 482

    Order on Motion for Advance Lawyer Fees and Costs

    This form is an order used by the court to decide if one parent can get the other parent to pay for lawyer fees and costs before a hearing. It records what the judge decides about the request for money.

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  • FL Visits 485

    Request for Court Review

    This form is a request asking the court to look over the papers already filed in a case. It asks the court to review the file on a specific date and time without holding a full hearing.

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    Attachment for Residential Split Adjustment

    This form is an attachment used with child support worksheets to help calculate a 'Residential Split Adjustment.' It asks for specific dollar amounts related to basic child support, expenses, and credits for parents.

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  • FL All Family 102

    Declaration: Personal Service Could Not be Made in Washington

    This form is a declaration used to explain to the court why a person could not be personally served with court papers inside the state of Washington. It is used when service was completed outside of Washington state.

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  • FL All Family 107

    Proof of Service by Mail

    This form is used to prove that certain documents were sent to another person by mail. It requires the person filing it to state that they are not a party to the case and to check boxes showing how service by mail was allowed.

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  • FL All Family 131

    Financial Declaration of (name): _______________

    This form asks for a detailed look at a person's money situation, including income, expenses, and assets. It collects information about both the person filing the form and the other party in the case.

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  • FL All Family 132

    Declaration about Public Assistance

    This form is a declaration used to answer questions about whether any person involved in the case has received certain types of public assistance for any child in the case. It asks about cash assistance, Medicaid benefits, and if any child is in foster care.

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  • FL All Family 135

    Declaration of (name): _________________

    This form is a declaration that allows a person to state facts under penalty of perjury. It asks the person filling it out to state their age, whether they are the Petitioner, Respondent, or other, and to sign it to confirm the facts are true.

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  • FL All Family 185

    Notice of Hearing

    This form is a Notice of Hearing that tells everyone involved in a case that a court hearing has been set. It provides the date, time, and location for the hearing and explains what the hearing is about.

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  • FL Divorce 232

    Findings and Conclusions About a Registered Domestic Partnership

    This form is used to write down the court's official findings of fact and conclusions of law regarding a registered domestic partnership. It asks the court to make decisions about the partnership's status, property division, and jurisdiction.

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  • FL Parentage 306

    Declaration about a Child's Best Interest

    This form is a declaration used in cases about parentage. It asks the person filling it out to state facts regarding a child's best interest when there is a challenge to who the child's legal parents are or when multiple people claim to be the parents.

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  • FL Parentage 307

    Declaration about Genetic Parentage

    This form is a declaration used to state information about who a parent is for a child. It asks the person filling it out to explain their relationship to the child and provide details about the child's parentage.

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  • FL Parentage 345

    Findings and Conclusions about De Facto Parentage

    This form is used by the court to write down its official decisions and findings about whether someone is a de facto parent. It asks the court to make conclusions about the child's parentage based on evidence presented in the case.

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  • FL All Family 020

    Agreed Order Allowing Access to Restricted Court Records (GR22(c)(2))

    This form is used when the people involved in a case agree that one person should be allowed to see certain private court records. It asks the court to sign off on this agreement.

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  • FL All Family 022

    Order about Access to Restricted Court Records (GR22(c)(2))

    This form is used to make a formal court order about whether or not someone can see private court records that are normally kept secret. It asks the judge to decide if the need to see the records is more important than keeping the information private.

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  • FL All Family 105

    Order to Allow Service by Mail

    This form is an order from the court that allows one party to serve legal papers to another party by sending them through the mail. It asks the court to agree that mailing the papers is an acceptable way to serve them.

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  • FL All Family 109

    Order to Allow Service by Publication

    This form is an order from the court that allows a case to be served by publishing notice in a newspaper. It confirms that the court found a good reason for this method of service.

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  • FL All Family 166

    Order to Go to Court for Contempt Hearing (Order to Show Cause)

    This form is an official court order that tells a person they must appear in court for a hearing about whether or not they are in contempt of court. It explains that the person must show the court why the other side's requests should not be approved.

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  • FL All Family 167

    Contempt Hearing Order

    This form is used by the court to write up an official order after a contempt hearing. It records whether money payments, parenting rules, or other court orders were followed or not.

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  • FL All Family 170

    Findings/Order re Service Members Civil Relief Act

    This form is used by the court to write down its findings and any orders related to the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA). It helps the court decide if federal or state laws about service members apply to the case and if the case needs to be paused.

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  • FL All Family 182

    Order: ____________

    This form is used to write down an official court order. It records what the judge decides after considering a motion, any supporting papers, and any arguments made in court.

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  • FL All Family 183

    Order to Go to Court (Order to Show Cause)

    This form is an Order to Go to Court, which tells people they must appear before the judge on a specific date and time. It explains that at the hearing, the person must show why the court should not approve requests made by the other party.

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  • FL All Family 193

    Order Allowing or Terminating Arbitration – At Risk Party

    This form is used to document a judge's decision about whether to allow or end an arbitration process in a family law case. It asks the court to consider if a party's safety is at risk during the arbitration.

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  • FL Divorce 224

    Temporary Family Law Order

    This form is used to create a Temporary Family Law Order, which is a court document that sets temporary rules for people going through a divorce or separating from a domestic partnership. It asks the court to make temporary decisions about money, children, living in the home, and property.

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  • FL Divorce 243

    Residential Time Summary Report

    This form is a Residential Time Summary Report used in divorce cases. It asks for details about the parenting plan, including how much time the children spend with each parent and information about the parents themselves.

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  • FL Modify 624

    Temporary Family Law Order

    This form is used to create a Temporary Family Law Order, which is a court document that can change a parenting or custody order. It asks the court to make temporary decisions about money, children, support, and safety while a case is ongoing.

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  • FL Parentage 311

    Agreed Order for Genetic Testing

    This form is an agreement among people in a parentage case to undergo genetic testing. It outlines who must be tested, where and when the testing will happen, and who will pay for the costs.

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  • FL Parentage 314

    Summary Judgment Order (Parentage) [ ] On some issues [ ] On all issues

    This form is a Summary Judgment Order used in parentage cases. It is a document the court uses to officially record decisions about parentage, child support, and custody after reviewing evidence and arguments.

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  • FL Parentage 315

    Findings and Conclusions About Parentage

    This form is used to write down the court's final decisions and findings about who the legal parents of a child are. It asks the court to record information about agreements, genetic tests, and other facts related to parentage.

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  • FL Parentage 316

    Final Parentage Order

    This form is used to write up the final court decision regarding parentage. It asks the court to officially declare who the legal parents of a child are and can include decisions about the child's name, support payments, and parenting schedule.

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  • FL Parentage 324

    Temporary Family Law Order

    This form is used to create a temporary court order in cases dealing with parentage. It asks the court to make temporary decisions about money, children, support, and safety when parents are unmarried.

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  • FL Parentage 354

    Final Pre-Birth Parentage Order - Gestational Surrogacy or Assisted Reproduction

    This form is a final court order that decides who the legal parents of a child are when the child is conceived through surrogacy or assisted reproduction. It tells the court how to list the parents on the child's birth certificate.

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  • FL Parentage 364

    Order Validating Genetic Surrogacy Agreement

    This form is an order that the court uses to officially approve a Genetic Surrogacy Agreement. It records that the court has reviewed the agreement and is issuing an order that validates it.

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  • FL Parentage 367

    Order Vacating Genetic Surrogacy Agreement Validation Order

    This form is an order used by the court to cancel a previous order that confirmed a genetic surrogacy agreement. It asks the court to officially void the validation order based on certain findings.

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  • FL Parentage 369

    Findings and Conclusions about Parentage - Genetic Surrogacy

    This form is used to write down the court's official findings and decisions about who the legal parents of a child are when genetic surrogacy is involved. It asks the court to make final orders about parentage.

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  • FL Parentage 370

    Final Parentage Order - Genetic Surrogacy

    This form is a final court order used to officially decide parentage in cases involving genetic surrogacy. It allows the court to state who the legal parents are, if the child's name needs to change, and orders the state registrar to update the birth records.

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  • FL Parentage 375

    Order for Genetic Testing - Surrogacy

    This form is an official court order used when a judge decides that genetic testing is needed in a surrogacy case. It records the details of the hearing and sets out who must provide samples, who pays for the testing, and who is appointed to report the findings.

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  • FL Parentage 385

    Order after Sexual Assault Fact-Finding Hearing

    This form is used to write up the judge's final decision after a hearing about whether parentage should be stopped due to a sexual assault. It records the court's findings regarding time limits, whether sexual assault was proven, and any orders about parentage, the child's name, or child support.

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  • FL Relocate 728

    Temporary Order about Moving with Children (Relocation)

    This form is used by the court to make a temporary decision about whether children can move to a new area. It asks the judge to consider if the move should be stopped or allowed until the final court decision.

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  • MP 01.0700

    Joel's Law Order for Initial Detention (ORDFAOT, ORDTCOC)

    This form is used to request a court order for the initial detention of a person who may have a behavioral health disorder. It asks the court to review evidence and make a formal order regarding the person's detention.

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  • MP 409

    Assisted Outpatient Treatment Order

    This form is used by the court to write up its findings, conclusions, and final order when committing someone for Assisted Outpatient Treatment. It documents what happened at the hearing and what the judge decides about the person's treatment.

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  • MP 460

    Order Revoking Less Restrictive Alternative Treatment/Conditional Release (ORLRAT)

    This form is an official court order used to change a person's status from a less restrictive alternative treatment or conditional release to full inpatient treatment. It requires the court to find specific facts and make legal conclusions before issuing the order.

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  • FL Modify 510

    Final Order and Findings on Petition to Modify

    This form is used by the court to write up the final written order and findings after a case where someone asked to change a child support order. It asks the judge to make official decisions about the support amount and other related issues.

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  • MP 411

    Petition for Modifying or Revoking a LRA or AOT

    This form is used to ask the court to change or cancel a Less Restrictive Alternative Treatment (LRA) or Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) order. It asks the court to decide if the original order needs to be changed or if the person should be detained for inpatient treatment.

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  • FL All Family 001

    Confidential Information

    This form is used to provide private details about people involved in a family law case. It asks for personal information, details about any existing protection orders, and information about any children involved.

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  • FL All Family 002

    Attachment to Confidential Information (Additional Parties or Children)

    This form is an attachment used when there are more people or children involved in a family case than can fit on the main Confidential Information form. It asks for details about additional parties or children in the case.

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  • FL All Family 011

    Sealed Financial Source Documents (Cover Sheet)

    This form acts as a cover sheet to keep financial documents private from the public in family law and guardianship cases. It is used to organize and mark documents that need to be kept confidential by the court.

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  • FL All Family 012

    Sealed Personal Health Care Records (Cover Sheet)

    This form is a cover sheet used to keep personal health information private from the public in court files. It is used to mark documents that contain sensitive health records so they are kept confidential.

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  • FL All Family 013

    Sealed Confidential Report (Cover Sheet)

    This form acts as a cover sheet to keep certain parts of a report private from the public in family law or guardianship cases. It is used to mark documents that contain confidential information.

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  • FL All Family 101

    Proof of Personal Service

    This form is used to prove that court papers were properly delivered to a person in a family law case. It asks the person who delivered the papers to fill out details about who received them, when and where the delivery happened, and what specific documents were given out.

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  • FL All Family 103

    Notice re Military Dependent

    This form is a notice used to let the court know if a person qualifies for special legal protections because they are a military dependent. It asks the filer to confirm if they meet certain criteria related to military service or income.

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  • FL All Family 111

    Proof of Publication (Cover Sheet)

    This form is a cover sheet used to show the court proof that a Summons was published in a newspaper. It is used to attach the newspaper's proof to the case file.

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  • FL All Family 117

    Service Accepted

    This form is used to show that a person has officially received court papers in a family law case. It asks the person to check which types of documents they received and to agree to where they can receive future legal papers.

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  • FL All Family 120

    Notice of Address Change

    This form lets a person tell the court and the other people in the case that their mailing address has changed. It asks for the new physical address and an optional email address where legal papers can be sent.

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  • FL Parentage 329

    Sealed Birth Certificate or Parentage Document

    This form acts as a cover sheet to keep certain documents private from the public record. It is used when submitting documents like a Birth Certificate or Acknowledgment of Parentage to the court.

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  • FL Relocate 736

    Attachment: Summary of the law about moving with children (Relocation Act, RCW 26.09.430 - .480)

    This document is a summary of Washington state law about moving with children. It explains the rules for parents who want to move with the children, including when and how to notify the other parent and what to do if the move is to a different school district.

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