FL-590A - UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional Attachment

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UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional Attachment

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Form ID: FL-590A
Title: UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional Attachment
Effective Date: 2017-07-01
Mandatory Form: yes
Info Page: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/jcc-form/FL-590A
Primary Download URL: https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/fl590a.pdf
Form Detail Page:
UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional Attachment
(FL-590A)
States the judge's decision why your support order was moved (registered) from a different state to California.
Get form FL-590A
Effective: July 1, 2017
PDF Text:
UIFSA CHILD SUPPORT ORDER JURISDICTIONAL ATTACHMENT
TO
THE COURT FINDS THE FOLLOWING:
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7. The parties have agreed that California is the state that issued the support order. 
THIS IS A COURT ORDER. Page 1 of 1
UIFSA CHILD SUPPORT ORDER JURISDICTIONAL ATTACHMENTForm Adopted for Mandatory Use  
Judicial Council of California   
FL-590A [Rev. July 1, 2017]
Family Code, §§ 5700.102, 
5700.205, 5700.611, 
5700.613, 5700.615 
www.courts.ca.gov
and reside in California. This court assumes jurisdiction under 
Family Code section 5700.613 to modify support and domesticates the support issues.
5. Under Family Code section 5700.615, this court finds that the foreign country that issued the foreign support order                  
                                                              , cannot or will not modify its order. This court assumes jurisdiction and modifies the 
order accordingly. 
Under Family Code section 5700.205(a)(2), the parties consent for California to retain continuing, exclusive jurisdiction to 
modify the support order.     
Petitioner Respondent
is the nonrequesting party and resides in California. This 
court  assumes continuing, exclusive jurisdiction under Family Code section 5700.611 and modifies the order.
California. Under Family Code section 5700.611(a)(2), the court finds that the parties consented in the issuing state for 
California to assume continuing, exclusive jurisdiction over support. This court assumes jurisdiction and modifies the order 
accordingly.          
resides in the issuing state. resides in
Under Family Code section 5700.611(f), California retains jurisdiction to modify the order.     
party requesting modification and resides in
is the 
The parties have agreed that neither of them currently reside in California, which is the state that issued the support order.
resides in California. resides in
(state):                                          . The parties consent under Family Code section 5700.205(b)(1) for 
 to assume continuing, exclusive jurisdiction and modify the order.
(issuing state or foreign country): 
is the party requesting modification and resides in (state or foreign country):
 is the issuing state of the support order. 
Respondent Other Parent
 (state or foreign country): 
resides outside the United States, in (country): 
(country):
resides in (state or foreign country): 
resides in (state or foreign country): 
 (state):
8.
Order After Hearing (form FL-687)
Stipulation and Order (form FL-625)
All parties have left
Other Parent
Petitioner
California is the issuing state of the support order.
Other:
Other (specify): .
FL-590A
PETITIONER/PLAINTIFF:
RESPONDENT/DEFENDANT:
OTHER PARENT: 
CASE NUMBER:
(issuing state):  All parties have left
Petitioner Respondent
Other Parent Petitioner Respondent Other Parent
Petitioner Respondent Other Parent
Petitioner
Other ParentRespondent
Petitioner Respondent Other Parent
Petitioner Respondent Other Parent
Petitioner Respondent Other Parent
Petitioner Respondent
Other Parent
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  Form ID: FL-590A Title: UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional Attachment Effective Date: 2017-07-01 Mandatory Form: yes Info Page: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/jcc-form/FL-590A Primary Download URL: https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/fl590a.pdf Form Detail Page: UIFSA Child Support Order Jurisdictional At…

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  (issuing state or foreign country): is the party requesting modification and resides in (state or foreign country): is the issuing state of the support order. Respondent Other Parent (state or foreign country): resides outside the United States, in (country): (country): resides in (state or foreign country): r…