FL-192: Notice of Rights and Responsibilities Regarding Child Support

An itemized statement of childcare or uninsured health care charges goes to the other parent within a reasonable time, and no more than 90 days after the costs were given to you.

What to give the other parent after paying all of the costs or only your share, and how to ask for reimbursement or for payment straight to the provider.

Payment within the time the court orders or, if it set none, within 30 days of notice or on a provider, written or court schedule.

Disputed requests, nonpayment, the presumption that paid costs were reasonable, attorney’s fees, and forms FL-300 and FL-490.

Court-ordered coverage, the cost of extra coverage, preferred providers, and where to find the family law facilitator.

What the court considers, and examples of significant changes such as income, parenting time or a new child.

FL-300 or FL-390 to ask for a change, FL-150 or FL-155 with two months of proof of income, FL-350 when both parents agree, and FW-001 and FW-003 for a fee waiver.

Service at least 16 court days before the hearing, plus 5 calendar days by mail within California; blank FL-320 and FL-150; and FL-340 and FL-342 after the hearing.

Support stops automatically during confinement of more than 90 days in a row, with stated exceptions, including for some past periods.

When support restarts after release, which depends on the release date, and an early restart if the parent starts working.

Family Code section 4007.5, the California Courts self-help guide and the family law facilitator.