Form FL-300, the Request for Order, is the general-purpose motion in California family court. You use it to ask a judge to make or change orders — child custody and visitation, child support, spousal support, attorney-fee contributions, property control, and more — either temporarily while a case is open or as a modification later.
Common uses
- Temporary custody, visitation, or support while a divorce is pending.
- Modifying an existing custody or support order after circumstances change.
- Enforcement-related requests and other orders the court can grant.
What we prepare
- FL-300 with the specific orders you are requesting and your supporting declaration.
- Attachments such as FL-150 (for support) and child-custody declarations.
- Proof of service so the other party is properly notified before the hearing.
What we do NOT do
Imverica is a registered California Legal Document Assistant — not a law firm. We prepare the request you direct and write down the facts you provide. We do not advise you on what orders to seek, argue your case, or represent you at the hearing, and we do not guarantee any outcome. For advice we maintain referrals to licensed family-law attorneys.
Authority: California Rules of Court 5.92 (Request for Order); California Family Code support and custody provisions (e.g., §3020 et seq., §4055). Document preparation only — not legal advice.