Get Fl800 Attorney Or Party Without Attorney: State Bar No: Name: Firm Name: Street Address: City

Completing the FL800 attorney or party without attorney form is an essential step for those pursuing a summary dissolution of marriage or domestic partnership in California. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for filling out the form accurately and efficiently, ensuring that you have all the necessary information at your fingertips.

Follow the steps to complete the FL800 form successfully.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to access the FL800 form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by filling in the 'STATE BAR NO' field. If you are filling this out as a party without an attorney, you may leave this field blank.
3. Next, provide your full 'NAME' as it appears on legal documents.
4. In the 'FIRM NAME' section, enter the name of your law firm if applicable. If you are representing yourself, this can be left blank.
5. Input your 'STREET ADDRESS', ensuring that you include any relevant apartment or unit numbers.
6. Fill in the 'CITY', 'STATE', and 'ZIP CODE' fields with your complete address information.
7. Provide your 'TELEPHONE NO.' so the court can contact you if necessary.
8. Enter your 'FAX NO.' if you have one available or leave it blank if not.
9. Include your 'E-MAIL ADDRESS' for electronic correspondence from the court.
10. Next, in the 'ATTORNEY FOR (Name)' section, you can indicate the name of the petitioner you are representing, if applicable.
11. Proceed to the section detailing the specifics of your marriage or partnership, including the names of both petitioners, date of marriage or registration, and separation date.
12. Make sure to read and understand the conditions for summary dissolution listed on the form, checking all relevant boxes to affirm compliance.
13. Once all fields are accurately filled out, confirm that both partners have signed the declaration to ensure the petition can be processed.
14. Review all information entered for accuracy, then save your changes or download the completed form as needed for submission.
15. After reviewing, print a copy of the form for your records.
16. Finally, ensure you have the original and any copies ready for submission along with required attachments, and proceed to submit the completed form according to court instructions.

Get started on completing your documents online today for a smoother dissolution process.