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Legal Disclaimer

Last updated: March 2026

DivorceFormHelper is NOT a law firm.

We do not provide legal advice, legal representation, or legal services. We are a document preparation tool that helps you fill in the fields of a standard California court form.

What We Do

We provide a guided interface to help you fill out the California FL-150 (Income and Expense Declaration) form. Our tooltips explain what each field on the form is asking for in plain English.

What We Do NOT Do

  • We do NOT tell you what to enter in any field
  • We do NOT advise you on your legal rights or obligations
  • We do NOT represent you in court or in negotiations
  • We do NOT review your completed form for legal accuracy
  • We do NOT provide recommendations about child support, spousal support, or property division
  • We do NOT have an attorney-client relationship with you

When You Should Consult an Attorney

Consider consulting a California family law attorney if:

  • You are unsure what information to provide on the form
  • Your financial situation is complex (business ownership, multiple properties, stock options, etc.)
  • You are concerned about the accuracy of the other party's financial disclosures
  • You have questions about child support or spousal support calculations
  • You are experiencing domestic violence or abuse
  • The other party has an attorney and you do not

Free and Low-Cost Legal Help in California

  • California Courts Self-Help Center: Most courthouses have a free self-help center that can answer basic questions about court forms
  • Legal Aid: If you qualify based on income, legal aid organizations provide free legal help
  • Lawyer Referral Services: Your local bar association can refer you to an attorney for a low-cost consultation

Accuracy Disclaimer

While we strive to keep our tool up to date with the current version of the FL-150 form, court forms can change. It is your responsibility to verify that the completed form meets your court's current requirements. We recommend checking with your local court clerk if you have any concerns.

Declaration Under Penalty of Perjury

The FL-150 form requires you to sign under penalty of perjury that the information you provide is true and correct. This is a legal obligation. Providing false information on a court form is a crime. Make sure all information you enter is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge.