Get Tuo-fl-225

Filling out the TUO-FL-225 form can be a straightforward process with clear guidance. This document serves as a petition for grandparent visitation in California and requires specific information to be filled in accurately.

Follow the steps to effectively complete the form.

1. Click the 'Get Form' button to access the form and open it in your chosen editor. This allows you to begin filling out the necessary fields.
2. Identify the section for your information as the petitioner. Here, provide your full name, address, and contact information. Be sure to include your role as ‘self-represented’ if you do not have an attorney.
3. Fill in the details about the minor child or children involved in the visitation request. Provide the child's name, birthdate, current residence, and their relationship to you.
4. In Section 2, mark all applicable boxes regarding the parents' relationship status. Ensure you complete any relevant fields related to their marital status or custody situation.
5. In Section 3, describe your relationship with each child and explain why granting visitation is in their best interest. If more space is needed, indicate that additional details are continued in an attached declaration.
6. Outline how often and for how long you are requesting visitation in Section 4. As with Section 3, you can refer to an attached declaration if you require more space.
7. If applicable, mention any completed declarations under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, especially form FL-105, in Section 5.
8. In Section 6, confirm your request for reasonable visitation with the children and any additional relief you may seek from the court.
9. Complete the declaration section by signing, entering today's date, and providing your printed name. Ensure all parties involved have also signed where necessary.
10. Finally, review the entire form for accuracy, then save your changes, download the filled form, and print or share it as needed.

Complete your TUO-FL-225 form online today and take a step towards securing your grandparent visitation rights.