Court Forms

Use the CIV-170 form if as a trustee who needs to petition the court regarding unresolved claims and depositing surplus proceeds from a trustee's sale of a property. This will ensure proper distribution among claimants when priorities are unclear or disputed.

The UD-155 form is used in California when parties in an eviction case (also known as an unlawful detainer) agree to settle the dispute before going to trial. The parties use this form to outline the terms of the agreement, which may include conditions for eviction or continued tenancy.

The UD-110P Unlawful Detainer Judgment - Partial Eviction form is used in California when a court is addressing an eviction case involving claims of abuse or domestic violence, and determining which tenants can remain in the property.

The UD-106 Unlawful Detainer - Form Interrogatories form is used in California during eviction proceedings to gather detailed information from the opposing party about the rental unit, the tenancy, and any defenses or counterclaims related to the possession of the property.

Use the UD-150 Unlawful Detainer - Request to Set Case for Trial form when a party needs to formally request or counter-request the scheduling of a trial date in an eviction case. This ensures all parties have been properly notified and procedural requirements are met.

The UD-116 form should be used when a landlord seeks a default judgment in an unlawful detainer (eviction) case, after the tenant has failed to respond or appear in court,. This is to request the court's final judgment based on the landlord's statements.

A defendant will use this form in an unlawful detainer (eviction) case seeking to prevent eviction due to COVID-19 rental debt, if the defendant has been approved for emergency rental assistance covering this debt.

The UD-115 form, Stipulation for Entry of Judgment, is used in California eviction cases when the landlord and tenant have reached an agreement regarding possession of the premises, rental payments, and other related matters, allowing for the judgment to be entered without further court proceedings.

The UD-110H Unlawful Detainer Judgment - Habitable Premises form is used in California in the eviction process when a tenant's rental property is deemed uninhabitable and a judgment is made regarding reduction of rent and/or repairs.

A landlord should use the UD-120 form when seeking a default judgment in an unlawful detainer (eviction) action for residential property due to nonpayment of rent. This ensures verification that no rental assistance has been received or is pending in regards to the amount owed to landlord.

The UD-110 Unlawful Detainer Judgment form is used in California when a landlord seeks a formal court judgment to evict a tenant after the tenant has failed to respond to an eviction lawsuit, or after a court trial where the tenant was found in default of the lease.

The UD-105 Answer to Unlawful Detainer form is used by tenants in California to formally respond to an eviction lawsuit filed by their landlord, providing specific denials, defenses, or objections to the claims made in the complaint.

Use this form when a tenant is facing an unlawful detainer action in California due to unpaid rent, and needs to file a declaration of COVID-19-related financial distress after the initial 15-day notice period has passed.

Use the UD-101 form when initiating an unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuit in California to make the necessary allegations and to comply with mandatory filing requirements in cases involving nonpayment of rent.

The UD-100 Unlawful Detainer form is used by landlords in California to initiate an eviction process when a tenant has failed to comply with the terms of the rental agreement, such as not paying rent or otherwise violating lease conditions.

The CIV-110 Request for Dismissal form is used in California when a party involved in a legal action wants to formally request the court to dismiss the entire case, specific parties, or particular causes of action from the proceeding.

The CIV-120 Notice of Dismissal form is used when a party wants to officially notify the court and other parties that a case has been dismissed and to provide proof of service of this dismissal notice.

Use the CIV-165 form to petition the court for an order regarding the unlawful use of personal identifying information when it has been wrongfully used in a business entity filing in California.

Use the CIV-160 Petition to Remove Lien form when a public officer or employee is seeking judicial relief to strike and release a false lien or encumbrance filed against his or her property, which was intended to harass or impede the officer or employee in the course of official duties.

The CIV-153 form is used by attorneys in California to formally withdraw from representing a client after completing a limited scope representation in a civil case. This process ensures that the attorney has fulfilled their agreed-upon legal tasks, and it officially transitions the client to self-representation.

The CIV-161 Order to Show Cause Why Lien form is used by government agents to initiate the court process to remove or release a lien or encumbrance on their property.

The CIV-141 form is used when a responding party seeks an automatic 30-day extension to file a pleading or motion for judgment in a civil case, due to an inability to meet and confer with the opposing party.

An attorney would use the CIV-151 form to request to withdraw upon completion of a limited scope representation in a civil case, once they have fulfilled all agreed-upon tasks and responsibilities.

Use the CIV-152 form to formally object when you believe your attorney has not completed the agreed-upon services in a limited scope representation and you wish to prevent them from withdrawing until those services are completed.

The CIV-150 Notice of Limited Scope Representation form is used when an attorney agrees to represent a party for specific parts of a civil case. It informs the parties and the court of the scope and limits of this legal representation.

The CIV-105 form is used by a plaintiff to request a default judgment against a defendant in cases under the Fair Debt Buying Practices Act, typically when the defendant has failed to respond to a complaint regarding a debt purchase claim in a timely manner.

The CIV-140 Declaration of Demurring Party Regarding Meet and Confer form is used when a party intends to file a demurrer, motion to strike, or motion for judgment. They party is required to certify conferring with the opposing party, or attempting to do so, before proceeding with their motion in a California civil case.

The CIV-130 Notice of Entry of Judgment form is used to formally notify all parties involved in a California civil case that a judgment, decree, or order has been entered by the court.

Use the CIV-090 Offer to Compromise and Acceptance form to formally propose a compromise in a civil case involving a monetary judgment between a single plaintiff and a single defendant under California's Code of Civil Procedure Section 998.

The CIV-100 Request for Entry of Default form is used by a plaintiff to request a default judgment against a defendant who failed to respond to a lawsuit in California's civil court.

The CIV-050 Statement of Damages form is used when a plaintiff is seeking to specify the amount of damages in a personal injury or wrongful death case, particularly when requesting a default judgment under the California Code of Civil Procedure.

Use the CIV-025 form to request the court to reissue an Order to Show Cause and Temporary Restraining Order, because the original order cannot be served or needs to be extended due to unforeseen circumstances.

The CIV-011 Order For Guardian Ad Litem form is used when an individual needs the court to appoint a guardian ad litem to represent a minor, or someone who lacks legal capacity, in civil or family law proceedings.

Use the CIV-010 Application For Appointing Guardian Ad Litem form when a minor or an individual lacking legal capacity is involved in a civil or family law case, and a responsible adult is needed to represent their interests in court.

Use the FL-300-INFO Information Sheet for Request for Order (Family Law) when you need guidance on scheduling a court hearing to request new orders or modifications in family law matters like child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, and more in California.

The FL-300 Request for Order ("RFO") form is used by individuals seeking the court's intervention to modify or request orders related to child custody, support, visitation, spousal support, attorney's fees or other family law matters in California that cannot wait until the end of the case.

The FL-115 Proof of Service of Summons form is used in California family law cases, including those involving parentage, custody, and support, to document that the respondent has been properly served with legal documents related to the proceedings.

Use the FL-335 Proof of Service by Mail form when you need to confirm that you have served court documents to another party by mail in a legal proceeding in California, ensuring compliance with procedural rules.

The DE-120(PA) Attachment to DE-120P form is used when someone needs to provide proof of personal service to interested parties for a notice of hearing in probate matters in regards to an decedent's estate.

The DE-120(P) form is used to provide proof that a Notice of Hearing related to a decedent's estate or trust has been personally delivered to involved parties, confirming that they have been formally informed of the legal proceedings.

The DE-121(MA) form is used in California probate proceedings as an attachment to the Notice of Petition to Administer Estate (DE-121). It provides proof of service by mail, listing the names and addresses of individuals who were notified about the administration of the deceased's estate.

The DE-120(MA) form is used as an attachment to document proof of service by mail when notifying parties of a hearing in probate matters. This ensures all concerned individuals are properly informed of the hearing.

The DE-147 form is used when a probate court appoints a personal representative of an estate in California, outlining the duties and legal liabilities to ensure proper management and administration of the estate's assets.

The DE-147(S) form is used when a California court, by local rule, requires a personal representative managing the estate of a decedent to provide their birth date and driver's license number.

The DE-142 Waiver of Bond form is used when an heir or a beneficiary of a decedent's estate in California wishes to waive the requirement for a personal representative to post a bond.

The DE-140 Order for Probate form is used when a California probate court needs to officially appoint a personal representative (an executor or administrator) to manage and distribute a decedent's estate according to the will( or the state's intestacy laws, if there is no will).

The DE-135 Proof of Holographic Instrument form is used to provide evidence to the California probate court that a handwritten will, created by the decedent, is authentic and valid.

Use the DE-121 Notice of Petition to Administer Estate form when, during the probate process, heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, and other interested parties need to be notified about the petition filed to administer a decedent's estate.

The DE-120 Notice of Hearing form is used when to inform interested parties about a scheduled court hearing related to a decedent's estate or trust in California probate cases.

The DE-111(A-3e) Waiver of Bond form is used in California probate proceedings when heirs or other beneficiaries wish to waive the requirement for a bond by the personal representative. This allows estate administration to proceed without requirement for bond if all eligible recipients agree and the court approves.

The DE-111 Petition For Probate form is used when an individual seeks to initiate the probate process in California. It is used to request the court to admit a will to probate, appoint a personal representative, or administer the decedent's estate.

The FL-310 Responsive Declaration to Request to Reschedule Hearing form is used when a party involved in a family law case, such as parentage, custody, or support matters, needs to formally respond to a request to change the date of a scheduled court hearing, expressing either consent or objection to the proposed rescheduling.

The FL-165 Request to Enter Default form is used in California family law cases when one party seeks a court order to establish a parental relationship, and the other party has failed to respond to the initial petition within the legal timeframe.

Use this form when you need to establish legal custody and support arrangements for minor children with a co-parent, and there is no existing court case for divorce, legal separation, or nullity that addresses these issues.

The FL-210 Summons Parentage Custody and Support form is used when initiating a legal case to establish a parent-child relationship and to request custody or support orders in California.

Use the FL-200 Petition to Establish Paternity form when you need to legally determine or dispute the parental relationship of a child in California, addressing matters such as custody, visitation, and child support.

The FL-180 Judgment Order form is used in California to finalize the legal proceedings of a dissolution, legal separation, or nullity of marriage or domestic partnership, detailing the court's decisions on issues such as child custody, support, and property division.

The FL-160 form is used in California divorce proceedings to declare and itemize both community and separate property assets and debts, providing a clear proposal for their division between parties involved. This can be used as an attachment to Declaration of Disclosure (FL-140) or you may use Schedule of Assets and Debts (FL-142) instead.

The FL-150 Income and Expense Declaration form is used in California divorce proceedings to provide detailed information about a party's financial situation, including income, expenses, and assets, to assist the court in determining matters such as spousal support, child support, and attorney fees.

The FL-155 Financial Affidavit form is used in California during divorce proceedings for individuals who exclusively receive income from specific sources income types such as wages, UI, or SSI benefits, and need to disclose their simplified financial details to the court.

The FL-145 Form Interrogatories—Family Law are pre-established set of questions and demands used during divorce proceedings in California to quickly and efficiently exchange relevant information regarding assets, debts, and other financial matters between spouses or domestic partners.

The FL-142 Schedule of Assets and Debts form is used during divorce proceedings in California to list all known community and separate assets and debts, providing a detailed account of the financial situation for equitable distribution.

The FL-144 Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure form is used during a divorce in California when both parties agree to waive the requirement for a final declaration of disclosure, having already exchanged preliminary declarations and current financial information, thereby simplifying the finalization process of their divorce.

The FL-140 Declaration of Disclosure form is used in both contested and uncontested California divorce proceedings to provide an accurate and complete disclosure of financial information, including assets, debts, and investment opportunities, which must be exchanged between parties as part of both preliminary ("PDD") and final ("FDD") legal requirements before a court will issue a divorce decree.

The FL-141 form must be completed during divorce proceedings in California to officially declare that a Preliminary or Final Declaration of Disclosure, along with an Income and Expense Declaration, has been served to the other party, ensuring both parties have exchanged essential financial information as required by law.

The FL-110 Summons form is used when initiating divorce proceedings in California, notifying the respondent of the legal action and setting forth essential information, including the consequences of not responding within 30 days, as well as listing the automatic temporary restraining orders ("ARTOs") against both parties until the court resolves the matter.

The FL-117 Notice and Acknowledgment of Receipt form is used in California divorce proceedings to document a recipient's acknowledgment of consent to and receiving legal documents related to the case by mail, ensuring the process of serving these documents is legally recognized.

The FL-105 UCCJEA form is used in California during child custody cases, often as part of and required to complete divorce proceeding, to declare the child's residential history and identify any existing custody orders in order to ensure proper jurisdiction and enforcement under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act.

The FL-342 Child Support Order form is used when a court needs to establish or modify a child support order as part of a legal proceeding, ensuring that all required financial details and agreements are documented for the welfare of the child involved.

Use this form when both parents have agreed to establish or modify an existing child support order, ensuring the agreement is documented and approved by the court.

The FL-341 Child Custody and Visitation (Parenting Time) Order Attachment form is used in California when there is a need to outline specific child custody and visitation arrangements following a court decision or agreement, ensuring lawful compliance with agreed-upon parenting terms.

The FL-311 Child Custody and Visitation form is used when parents or parties involved in a child custody case in California need to detail arrangements for custody and parenting time, including any special conditions like supervised visitation or transportation instructions.

The FL-100 Divorce Petition form is used in California to initiate the legal process for dissolving a marriage or domestic partnership, seeking a legal separation, or requesting nullity due to specific legal grounds.

The 12.902(c) Family Law Financial Affidavit form is used in Florida family law cases for individuals with a gross annual income of $50,000 or more to disclose detailed financial information during divorce, alimony, or child support proceedings.

You would use the FOC 39e Child-Care Verification form if you need to provide proof of child-care expenses to assist in determining child support recommendations in Michigan.

The FOC 39 Friend of the Court Case Questionnaire form is used by individuals involved in child support cases in Michigan to provide detailed personal, financial, and health insurance information necessary for the Friend of the Court to make informed recommendations on support and custody matters.

The DHS-1201D IV-D Child Support Services Application form is used by parents who are filing a domestic relations case, such as divorce or custody, to apply for child support services in Michigan through the IV-D program.

The MC 11 Subpoena form is used in Michigan to officially call a person to testify in court or produce documents relevant to civil or criminal litigation cases.

The CC 320 Financial Disclosure Form is used during divorce proceedings in Michigan to provide a detailed account of your financial situation, including income, assets, and debts, ensuring transparency and fair resolution between parties.

The DCH 0838 Record of Divorce or Annulment form is used in Michigan to officially document the dissolution of a marriage through divorce or annulment, as part of the legal finalization process following a court's decision.

The FOC 23 Verified Statement form is used in Michigan child custody cases to provide detailed personal and financial information about the parents, as well as relevant details about the minor children involved, ensuring the court has all necessary information for custody and support decisions.

Use the MC 21 Confidential Case Inventory form when involved in a family division or tribal court case in Michigan, requiring you to list all pending or resolved cases related to the individuals or their family members in the complaint or petition, ensuring confidentiality and compliance with court procedures.

The MC 01 Summons form is used in Michigan to officially notify a defendant that they are being sued in a civil litigation case, and outlines the necessary steps and deadlines for the defendant to respond to the complaint.

The 700-00049 Notice of Elections and/or Waivers by Spouse form is used by a surviving spouse in Vermont to either accept or waive specific entitlements under a deceased spouse's will. The surviving spouse will choose to reject or accept his or her rights to the estate share, homestead, household goods, and support.

Use this form when you need to notify interested parties of a court hearing regarding of a deceased person's will in Vermont, particularly when obtaining consent from all heirs-at-law is not possible.

This form is used when an executor/administrator seeks to officially open the estate of a deceased person in Vermont probate court. The the individual can manage and distribute the decedent's assets according to the will (or state laws if no will exists).

The 700-00152 Fiduciary's Closing Report form is used in Vermont probate proceedings to confirm that a fiduciary has completed all duties by distributing all assets to the rightful beneficiaries and has obtained the necessary proofs or affidavits, so that the estate administration can be closed.

The 700-00003 Notice of Disallowance form is used by the fiduciary of an estate to formally notify a creditor that its claim against an estate has been rejected, in accordance with Vermont probate procedures.

The 700-00034PE Written Statement of Claim form is used when an individual needs to formally present a claim against a decedent's estate in Vermont's Superior Court Probate Division. It details the nature and amount of the claim, any security, and allows supporting documentation to be attached.

The 700-00020PESM Small Estate Administration Bond form is used when managing the probate process for a small estate in Vermont. It helps ensure that the executor or administrator fulfills his or her legal responsibilities, such as settling debts, distributing assets, and complying with court orders.

The Affidavit of Paid and Outstanding Funeral Expenses and Debts for a Small Estate form is used by a fiduciary to declare the paid and unpaid expenses of the decedent's funeral. This ensures an accurate financial accounting as part of the probate process in Vermont.

Use the 700-00001SM Petition to Open Small Estate form when you need to open probate for a small estate in Vermont. A small estate is when the decedent's personal property is valued at $45,000 or less and there is no real estate involved.

The 700-00033 Motion to Waive Notice to Creditors form is used in Vermont probate cases when a fiduciary wants to waive the requirement to notify creditors about the probate proceeding. This is because there are either no debts, the debts are known and can be covered by the estate's assets, or the estate's value is minimal and designated for a surviving spouse.

The PE32 Notice to Creditors form is used by an executor or administrator of an estate in Vermont during probate proceedings to officially notify creditors that they have a limited time period to submit any claims against the deceased's estate.

The Affidavit of No Assets form is used when an individual, typically the executor of a decedent's estate, determines there are no assets to distribute from the estate, eliminating the need for formal probate proceedings.

The 700-00030 Inventory form is used in Vermont Probate Court to itemize and appraise the real and personal estate of a decedent's estate or trust during probate proceedings.

This form is used by a surviving spouse to review and assert their legal rights following the death of their spouse. It allows the surviving spouse the option to elect against the decedent's will, claim a share of the estate, and request support during the estate's administration process.

The 700-00004 Waiver of Surety on Estate Administration Bond form is used when an heir at law consents to waive the requirement of a surety bond in the administration of a deceased person's estate, simplifying the probate process in Vermont.

The 700-00020 Small Estate Administration Bond form is used when an individual is appointed as the executor or administrator of a small estate in Vermont and is required to secure a bond to ensure they will perform their duties as required by the probate court.

The 700-00002E List of Interested Persons form is used in Vermont probate proceedings to identify all individuals or entities with a legal interest in a deceased person's estate, ensuring proper notification and involvement in the estate administration process.

The Vermont 700-00148 Notice of Appearance form is used by individuals or attorneys in probate cases to formally announce their participation in the proceedings, either representing themselves or on behalf of a party.

The 700-00401 Affidavit of Administration form is used by an executor or administrator of an estate in Vermont to officially declare that there are no outstanding debts or taxes owed by the decedent's estate, and that the estate administration has been completed within the legal timeframe.

The 600-00264 Certificate of Service form is used to officially record and confirm the delivery of documents to all parties involved in a probate case in Vermont.

The 700-00153 Receipt form is used in Vermont's Probate Division to acknowledge the receipt of property or cash distributed by a fiduciary. It confirms that a beneficiary has received their inheritance, or when closing an adult guardianship.

The 700-00055 Report of Fiduciary for Small Estate form is used by a fiduciary in Vermont to close probate for the estate and be formally discharged from their duties. The fiduciary reports the completion of the administration of a small estate, confirming payment of debts and distribution of remaining assets,

The PR-1816 Personal Representative's Statement to Close Estate form is used when a personal representative has fully administered a decedent's estate under informal administration in Wisconsin and needs to formally declare the estate closed. The representative should have settled all debts, taxes, and distributed the assets to the rightful heirs.

The PR-1817 Affidavit of Service (Probate) form is used in Wisconsin probate court proceedings to provide proof that documents related to an estate matter were correctly delivered to parties.

The PR-1815 Estate Receipt form is used during the probate process in Wisconsin to acknowledge and detail the receipt of property, funds, or assets from an estate, indicating whether it's a partial or full distribution, or in satisfaction of a claim.

The PR-1814 Estate Account form is used by personal representatives or special administrators in Wisconsin to provide an account of the administration of an estate. This includes receipts, disbursements, and proposed asset distributions during either informal or formal probate proceedings.

The PR-1811 Inventory form is used by a personal representative to itemize and report all property when administrating a decedent's estate (including encumbrances and marital property) as part of formal or informal probate proceedings in Wisconsin.

The PR-1810 Domiciliary Letters form is used in Wisconsin probate proceedings to grant an individual the authority to administer a decedent's estate, either through informal or formal administration proceedings.

The PR-1808 Statement of Informal Administration form is used when an individual seeks to settle a decedent's estate through an informal probate process in Wisconsin, where there is agreement among interested parties and no complications warranting formal administration.

The PR-1807 Consent to Serve form is used when an individual agrees to serve as a personal representative or special administrator for a deceased person's estate in Wisconsin.

The PR-1806 Proof of Heirship form is used during the probate process in Wisconsin to establish and verify the correct heirs of a deceased individual when administering an estate, either through informal or formal proceedings.

Use the PR-1805 form to notify interested parties about the hearing date for an informal estate administration application. It's also used to set the deadline for creditors to file claims against the decedent's estate in Wisconsin probate proceedings.

The PR-1804 Notice to Creditors form is used in Wisconsin during the informal administration of an estate to notify creditors of the deadline to file claims against the decedent's estate.

The PR-1803 Waiver and Consent (Informal Administration) form is used when a person with an interest in a decedent's estate wishes to waive further notice of court proceedings. The interested person also consents to the informal administration of the estate, which can often simplify and expedite the probate process.

The PR-1801 Application for Informal Administration form is used when an individual seeks to initiate the probate process for a deceased person's estate in Wisconsin, particularly when a simplified, informal probate procedure is appropriate and uncontested.