Petition to Modify Legal Decision-Making or Parenting Time · Step 1 of 5

Parties & Case Info

Person Filing: Type the full name of the person turning in this form. Address (if not protected): Write your street address unless it is being kept private for safety. City, State, Zip Code: Write the city, state, and ZIP code that go with your address. Telephone: Give a phone number where the court can reach you. Email Address: Give an email address where you can get messages about your case. ATLAS Number: Enter your ATLAS number if you have one from a child support case. Leave blank if you do not. Lawyer's Bar Number: If a lawyer is helping you, write their State Bar number here. Leave blank if you have no lawyer. Self, without a Lawyer Check this box if you are handling your own case without a lawyer. Attorney for Check this box if you are a lawyer filing for one of the parties. Petitioner Check this if the lawyer represents the Petitioner (Party A). Respondent Check this if the lawyer represents the Respondent (Party B). Petitioner/Party A (in original case) Write the name of the person who started the original case. Respondent/Party B (in original case) Write the name of the other person in the original case. Case Number: Copy the case number from your earlier court papers. ATLAS Number: Enter your ATLAS number if you have one for child support. Leave blank if not. (print your name) Print your own full name here to show you are making these statements. Party A Check this box if you were Party A (Petitioner) in the original case. Party B Check this box if you were Party B (Respondent) in the original case. Name: Write your own full name. Address: Write your current home address. Name: Write the full name of the other parent or party. Address: Write the other party's current home address if you know it. Case No. Write the case number from the top of your court papers. Leave blank if you don't have one yet. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. You can find it on papers you already filed or received. Case No. Write the case number the court gave you. You can find it on papers you already filed. Case No. Write the case number printed on your court papers. If you don't have one yet, leave it blank.

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