Form FL-320

This sample response form to an order request can be filled out either electronically or manually.

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Order of completing FL-320

1. Complete the top portion: your name, address and telephone number, the court address, the names of all the parties and the case number, plus the same hearing date, time and department shown on the Request for Order (FL-300).
2. Complete item 1. Then, for each request, mark the same box that is marked on FL-300 and state whether you consent (agree) or do not consent (disagree); if you disagree, describe the order you would like the court to make.
3. Use item 9 to explain your responses, including why you do not agree and why the court should make the orders you describe. If you need more space, attach a separate sheet (form MC-031 may be used); the facts you write and attach cannot be longer than 10 pages unless the court gives permission.
4. Print your name, sign, and write the date you signed.
5. Attach other forms if the requests call for them. For child support, a current FL-150 Income and Expense Declaration, or FL-155 if you meet the requirements on its page 2. For spousal or domestic partner support or orders about your finances, FL-150, plus FL-157 if the request is to change a support judgment. For attorney's fees and costs (except in Domestic Violence Prevention Act cases), include FL-150. Also include FL-158 or a declaration providing its information, and FL-319 or a declaration providing its information.

Organizations that work with the responsive declaration to request for order FL 320

• Judicial Council of California