Get Fl-345 Property Order Attachment To Judgment 
(family Law)

The FL-345 Property Order Attachment to Judgment is a critical form in family law, designed to outline the division of property and debts between parties involved in a legal separation or divorce. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help you fill out the form accurately online, ensuring a smooth process as you navigate your legal matters.

Follow the steps to complete the FL-345 form online.

1. Select the ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the FL-345 document. This action will open the form in your chosen document management tool for filling out.
2. Begin by entering the names of the petitioner and respondent at the top of the form. These are the individuals involved in the case.
3. Input the case number as assigned by the court, ensuring accuracy for proper record-keeping.
4. In Section 1, indicate the division of community property assets. Select the applicable statements about the community assets, such as whether there are none or if the court finds the total value is under $5,000.
5. In subsections a, b, and c, list the specific assets assigned to the petitioner or respondent as detailed in Attachment 1c and Attachment 1d. Ensure to mention who is responsible for preparing and filing any necessary documents like a QDRO.
6. For Section 2, detail the division of community property debts. Indicate if there are no debts or if debts have been paid by one party, including any reimbursement plans.
7. Complete Section 3 by noting the court's jurisdiction regarding any remaining community debts and the processes for enforcing this judgment.
8. Fill out Section 4 by confirming the separate properties of both parties, specifying which assets or debts belong solely to the petitioner or respondent.
9. If applicable, enter details about the sale of property mentioned in Section 6, including who will be responsible for executing the sale.
10. After completing all sections, review your entries for accuracy. Once satisfied, proceed to save, download, or print the form as necessary for your records.

Start filling out your FL-345 form online to ensure your property order and judgments are clearly documented.