BEFORE you turn in the FL-306 and FL-309 to the court, you will have to let the other side know that you're asking to change the court date. You will have to notify the other side by 10 a.m. the busin
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Form FL-310 is used to notify the other party in a family law case that you are requesting to change your court date, and you must give them this notice by 10 a.m. on the business day before submitting your request to the court. Anyone involved in a family law matter in Mendocino County—such as a parent in a custody case, someone going through a divorce, or a party in a child support case—would need to use this form to properly inform the other side of a scheduling change before the court will consider their request.
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