Forms to check
FL-300FL-311 commonly used for detailed custody / parenting-time requestsFL-105 if UCCJEA information is required or needs updating
RFO & Temporary Orders Center
Start with the order—not the paperwork pile.
Request for Order (FL-300) is used to ask the court to decide specific issues in an existing family-law case. If you received an FL-300, FL-320 is the general response form. This organizer helps you identify the issue, gather information, and connect the hearing to service and deadline tools.
Preparing to ask
Child custody / parenting time
If custody or visitation is disputed, county-specific mediation or recommending-counseling requirements may apply before the hearing.
Information to organize
Current custody and parenting-time ordersA proposed schedule with school days, weekends, holidays, exchanges, and transportationInformation the court forms ask for about the child's residence and custody historyAny documents you intend to rely on at the hearing
Identify the order stated in your request
Use the official FL-300 instructions to describe the order you have independently chosen to request and the facts you plan to provide. The app does not select relief, arguments, or a legal position for you.
Check attachments and financial forms
The issue controls which additional forms and financial information may be needed. County-specific forms can also apply.
File, get the hearing date, then serve
Use the signed/filed papers and Service Wizard for the applicable method and timing. Court orders shortening time or emergency procedures can change the normal schedule.
Add the hearing to My Deadlines
Your saved dashboard can calculate statewide reminders and any county deadlines that can safely be tied to that hearing date.