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Provide your contact details and identify the California court branch where your case is filed.
CALIFORNIA JUDICIAL COUNCIL
Complete your child custody jurisdiction declaration online in 10 minutes
California Form FL-105/GC-120 is a mandatory declaration used in family and probate court cases to disclose the children's five-year residence history and any other custody cases or non-party claimants, establishing California's jurisdiction under the UCCJEA.
Average time
10 minutes
Difficulty
moderate
Best for
Parents, guardians, or representatives filing a custody, divorce, or guardianship case in California with minor children.
Successfully establish California's child custody jurisdiction by providing a complete, error-free 5-year residence history for all minor children.
Omissions or gaps in the children's 5-year address history can delay your case or lead to the court staying the custody proceedings. If children have lived at different addresses, you must attach Form FL-105(A).
Provide your contact details and identify the California court branch where your case is filed.
Declare the full names, dates of birth, and places of birth for all minor children involved.
Provide the complete 5-year address history for the children, including caregiver details.
Disclose any other past or active court cases concerning custody of these children.
Report any active domestic violence restraining or protective orders currently in effect.
Identify any non-parties who have physical custody or claim custody/visitation rights.
Docgle asks calm, plain-English questions and keeps the official source attached for review.
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