Attachment Fm 1025 Form PDF Details

Form FM 1025, also known as the "Attachment to Tax Return for claiming refundable federal credits," is a form that taxpayers use to claim certain tax credits. This form can be used to claim the child tax credit, the earned income credit, and the American Opportunity Credit. The Form FM 1025 must be filled out and filed along with your federal income tax return. The child tax credit is available for taxpayers with qualifying children under the age of 17. To qualify for the child tax credit, you must meet several requirements, including filing a valid Form 1040 or Form 1040A tax return. The amount of the child tax credit varies depending on your filing status and taxable income. The earned income credit is available

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ATTACHMENT FM-1025

ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY (Name and Address):

TELEPHONE NUMBER:

FOR COURT USE ONLY

ATTORNEY FOR (Name):

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

 

STREET ADDRESS:

 

MAILING ADDRESS:

 

CITY AND ZIP CODE:

 

BRANCH NAME:

 

 

 

PLAINTIFF/PETITIONER:

CASE NUMBER:

 

DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT:

 

 

 

DECLARATION FOR DEFAULT CUSTODY AND

DEPARTMENT NUMBER:

 

VISITATION ORDERS

FCS NUMBER:

 

Notice to the Respondent -

Please read both sides of this Form

The other parent in your case (the “Petitioner”) has described

the custody and/or visitation order s/he is asking the Court to make in your case.

If you do not agree with the order you must take legal action.

If you do not take legal action, the Court may order what the Petitioner requested.

Talk with a private attorney or visit the Court’s Self-Service Center for more

information about your legal rights and the legal process.

Petitioner - You should consider using this form if:

You are asking for a default Judgment in this case, and You have children with the other parent in this case, and

You do not already have a custody and visitation Court order that will be a part of your Judgment, and You do not already have a Marital Settlement Agreement/Stipulated Judgment that will be a part of your Judgment.

IMPORTANT: This form cannot help you ask for different custody and visitation orders than what you asked for in your Petition.

I, (your name)

 

, am the Petitioner in this case.

1. Check one only:

I have attached form FL- 311 to describe the custody and visitation schedule I want OR

Form FL-311 was attached to the Petition I filed.

2.

I am asking for the Custody orders described on form FL-311 because:

FM-1025 REV 1/01/13

DECLARATION FOR DEFAULT CUSTODY

AND VISITATION ORDERS

Family Law Local Rule 8.d. Santa Clara County

ATTACHMENT FM-1025

CASE NAME:

CASE NUMBER:

3.

I am asking for the Visitation schedule described on form FL-311 because:

4.The child or children has or have mainly lived with during the last six months.

Mother

Father

Other:

During the last six months the other parent had the following contact with the child or children. Describe the schedule, number of visits, length of visits:

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

Date:

 

Petitioner’s Name:

Petitioner’s Signature:

Instructions for the Petitioner

1.Fill out this form completely.

2.Make 2 copies.

3.File the original and copies with the Clerk’s Office at 170 Park Avenue, San José, CA or 99 Notre Dame Avenue, San José, CA, or 605 W. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA or 301 Diana Avenue, Morgan Hill, CA 95037

4.Have someone else, NOT YOU, who is 18 years or older, mail (“serve”) a copy of

this form to the other party. This must be done at least 15 calendar days (if served by mail or in person) before the Judgment is submitted. The person who mails this form must fill out a Proof of Service by Mail (form FL-335).

5.You must file the Proof of Service by Mail form with the Court. Keep a file-stamped copy for yourself.

FM-1025 REV 1/01/13

DECLARATION FOR DEFAULT CUSTODY AND VISITATION ORDERS

Family Law Local Rule 8.d. Santa Clara County