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If the other parent filed an answer and you and the other parent have an agreement, fill out these forms to show the court that you have an agreement.

Also file:

A stamped envelope with your address; and
A stamped envelope with the other parent's address.

To download a form (in PDF format), click on the form number in the table below.

Fillable Form	Form Name	Purpose	Instructions
FL-240	Stipulation for Entry of Judgment Re: Establishment Parental Relationship (Uniform Parentage)	This form tells the court about your agreement.
FL-235	Advisement and Waiver of Rights Re: Establishment of Parental Relationship (Uniform Parentage)	The father signs this form to show the court that he: (1) agrees that he is the parent of the child and (2) understands the consequences of being the legal parent.
FL-230	Declaration for Default or Uncontested Judgment (Uniform Parentage-Custody and Support)	This form gives the judge the information needed to sign the judgment based on the parents' agreement and without the parents going to court.
FL-250	Judgment (Uniform Parentage-Custody and Support)	The judgment says which orders the judge is making in your case. [In a default case, the judgment must match the requests in your Petition to Establish Parental Relationship (form FL-200)]	Attach your agreement to the judgment. Make sure you both sign your agreement and have your signatures notarized.
FL-341	Child Custody and Visitation Order Attachment	Use this form if you want custody and visitation orders.
FL-342	Child Support Information and Order Attachment	Use this form if your case involves child support.	Instructions for form FL-342
FL-192	Notice of Rights and Responsibilities -Health Care Costs and Reimbursement Procedures and Information Sheet on Changing a Child Support Order	This form is for your information only. Read it and attach it to your court order.
FL-191	Child Support Case Registry Form	This form registers the case in a national registry to help with enforcement. You must file it with the court clerk at the same time you file the judgment.
FL-195/OMB 0970-0154	Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support	This form orders the paying parent's employer to withhold child support from that parent's paycheck and send it to the other parent.	Instructions for form FL-195
FL-190	Notice of Entry of Judgment (Family Law-Uniform Parentage-Custody and Support)	Tells both parents that the judge has signed the judgment.	Instructions for form FL-190

Note: You may not need all of these forms. Or you may need more forms. If you're not sure which forms to use, talk to your family law facilitator or a lawyer. Click here for help finding a lawyer.

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