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2023 Personal Income Tax Booklet | California Forms & Instructions 540 | FTB.ca.gov
If the child is married/or an RDP, you must be entitled to claim a dependent exemption credit for the child.
Also, the custody arrangement for the child must be part of a decree of dissolution or legal separation or part of a written agreement between the parents where the proceedings have been initiated, but a decree of dissolution or legal separation has not yet been issued.
Use the worksheet below to figure the Joint Custody Head of Household credit using whole dollars only.

Enter the amount from Form 540, line 35.
Credit percentage – 30%: .30
Credit amount. Multiply line 1 by line 2.
 Enter the result or $573, whichever is less.

If you qualify for the Credit for Joint Custody Head of Household and the Credit for Dependent Parent, claim only one credit. Select the credit that allows the maximum benefit.
Credit for Dependent Parent – Code 173
You may not claim this credit if you used the single, head of household, qualifying surviving spouse/RDP, or married/RDP filing jointly filing status.
Claim this credit only if all of the following apply:

You were married/or an RDP at the end of 2023 and you used the married/RDP filing separately filing status.
Your spouse/RDP was not a member of your household during the last six months of the year.
You furnished over one-half the household expenses for your dependent motherâs or fatherâs home, whether or not she or he lived in your home.

To figure the amount of this credit, use the worksheet for the Credit for Joint Custody Head of Household within this line instructions. If you qualify for the Credit for Joint Custody Head of Household and the Credit for Dependent Parent, claim only one. Select the credit that will allow the maximum benefit.
Credit for Senior Head of Household – Code 163
You may claim this credit if you:

Were 65 years of age or older on December 31, 2023*.
Qualified as a head of household in 2021 or 2022 by providing a household for a qualifying individual who died during 2021 or 2022.
Did not have AGI over $92,719 for 2023.
Servicios de la corte de familia | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Custodia física: cuánto tiempo pasan los hijos con cada padre; dónde viven los hijos; cómo se cumplen las responsabilidades del día a día.
Custodia física conjunta: los hijos pasan una cantidad significativa de tiempo con cada padre.
¿Qué sucede con los recursos?
El consejero puede recomendar asesoría u otros recursos comunitarios para ayudar a la familia. Esto puede incluir terapia, clases de crianza, clases de crianza compartida, visitas supervisadas, reunificación terapéutica, evaluaciones de drogas y alcohol, pruebas de drogas y alcohol, evaluaciones de violencia en el hogar y evaluaciones de custodia.
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Agencia de visitas supervisadas del condado de Tulare
Violencia en el hogar 
Información sobre violencia en el hogar
Servicios de familia del condado de Tulare
Centro de crisis de familia del centro de California
Clases de crianza
Por lo general, si la corte ordena a las partes que asistan a clases de crianza, se debe a que se ha determinado que un padre puede beneficiarse de las habilidades, herramientas y conocimientos de crianza para criar a su hijo de forma exitosa y segura.
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Violent sex crimes
Rule 4.427. Hate crimes
Rule 4.428. Factors affecting imposition of enhancements
Rule 4.431. Proceedings at sentencing to be reported
Rule 4.433. Matters to be considered at time set for sentencing
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Rule 4.447. Sentencing of enhancements
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Rule 4.452. Determinate sentence consecutive to prior determinate sentence
Rule 4.453. Commitments to nonpenal institutions [Repealed]
Rule 4.470. Notification of appeal rights in felony cases [Repealed]
Rule 4.472. Determination of presentence custody time credit
Rule 4.480. Judge's statement under section 1203.01

Division 6. Postconviction, Postrelease, and Writs
Chapter 1. Postconviction
Rule 4.510. Reverse remand
Rule 4.530. Intercounty transfer of probation and mandatory supervision cases

Chapter 2. Postrelease
Rule 4.540. Revocation of postrelease community supervision [Repealed]
Rule 4.541. Minimum contents of supervising agency reports

Chapter 3. Habeas Corpus
Article 1. General Provisions
Rule 4.545. Definitions

Article 2. Noncapital Habeas Corpus Proceedings in the Superior Court
Rule 4.550. Habeas corpus application
Rule 4.551. Habeas corpus proceedings
Rule 4.552. Habeas corpus jurisdiction

Article 3. Death Penalty-Related Habeas Corpus Proceedings in the Superior Court
Rule 4.560. Application of article
Rule 4.561.
2001 Budget Analysis:Department of Child Support Services
Pursuant to federal law, the Statewide Automated Child Support System (SACSS) was intended to provide automated child support enforcement
tracking and monitoring capability through local child support offices. Following several years of difficulty, the state terminated the SACSS project in late
1997. The cancellation of SACSS resulted in the need for California to implement interim automation systems until a new statewide system is functional. The
new statewide system—known as the California Child Support Automaton System (CCSAS)—is scheduled to be fully implemented in 2005.
Interim Automation Systems. Pursuant to Chapter 479, counties may be required to modify their current child support automation systems or to change to a
different system in preparation for the new statewide automation system. The Governor's budget proposes $16.5 million ($5.6 million General Fund) to be
expended over three years for the costs of converting counties from various automation systems to one of the six interim systems approved by the federal
government. Although interim system improvements may be necessary, we believe that the proposal does not provide the Legislature with sufficient detail
regarding budget-year and out-year costs. Therefore, we recommend the deletion of the $16.5 million ($5.7 million General Fund) and the related budget bill
provision. We further recommend that DCSS submit at the time of the May Revision a proposal that reflects only estimated budget-year funding requirements.
The revised budget-year proposal should demonstrate consistency with the most recent federal guidance on interim automation efforts.
Pre-Statewide Interim Systems Management (PRISM) 
We recommend that the Legislature approve $1.6 million for the continued support and operation of the Pre-Statewide Interim Systems Management
(PRISM) project. We further recommend adoption of budget bill language requiring the Department of Child Support Services to obtain federal approval
prior to implementation of PRISM modifications. 
Background. Chapter 479 required DCSS to assume a more active role in overseeing the maintenance and operation of the interim automation systems of the
child support program until the new statewide CCSAS is operational. Prior to the interim systems, counties had been responsible for maintaining, enhancing,
and supporting their existing systems with minimal state oversight and involvement.
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Restitution Hearing: if the court so orders, you and your child may have to pay restitution to the victim. Restitution is money to pay for the victim's
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A nullity is more commonly known as an annulment of marriage. This may only be requested if a party alleges incest, bigamy, a minor without parental consent, unsound mind, fraud, force or incapacity to consummate marriage. An annulment restores the parties to the status of single persons, as though they were never married.
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Dissolution of a domestic partnership terminates the partnership. You must be a resident of the State of California; both parties do not have to agree to the dissolution; and it takes a minimum of six months for this action to become final.
For more information on domestic partnerships, click here.

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Bill Text - SB-233 Immunity from arrest.
Evidence that a victim of, or a witness to, a serious felony as defined in subdivision (c) of Section 1192.7 of, an assault in violation of subdivision (a) of Section 245 of, domestic violence in violation of Section 273.5 of, extortion in violation of Section 518 of, human trafficking in violation of Section 236.1 of, sexual battery in violation of subdivision (a) of Section 243.4 of, or stalking in violation of Section 646.9 of, the Penal Code, has engaged in an act of prostitution at or around the
	time they were the victim of or witness to the crime is inadmissible in a separate prosecution of that victim or witness to prove criminal liability for the act of prostitution.SEC. 4. Section 647.3 is added to the Penal Code, to read:647.3. (a) A person who reports being a victim of, or a witness to, a serious felony as defined in subdivision (c) of Section 1192.7, an assault in violation of subdivision (a) of Section 245, domestic violence in violation of Section 273.5, extortion in violation of Section 518, human trafficking in violation of Section 236.1, sexual battery in violation of subdivision (a) of Section 243.4, or stalking in violation of Section 646.9 shall not be
	arrested for any of the following offenses if that offense is related to the crime that the person is reporting or if the person was engaged in that offense at or around the time that the person was the victim of or witness to the crime they are reporting:(1) A misdemeanor violation of the California Uniform Controlled Substances Act (Division 10 (commencing with Section 11000) of the Health and Safety Code).(2) A violation of
	Section 372, subdivision (a) or (b) of Section 647, or Section 653.22, if the offense is related to an act of prostitution.(b) Possession of condoms in any amount shall not provide a basis for probable cause for arrest for a violation of Section 372, subdivision (a) or (b) of Section 647, or Section 653.22 if the offense is related to an act of prostitution.
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - FAQs
SS used to be called âalimonyâ.

TEMPORARY or PENDENTE LITE ORDERS are orders that are issued at any time after the Petition is 
 filed until the Final Judgment is entered. Often these orders are designed to maintain the âstatus quoâ of the parties until a final 
 judgment on all issues can be ordered and involve issues of custody, visitation, child and/or spousal support.

SERVICE or SERVICE OF PROCESS is the procedure whereby a party is given copies of certain documents 
 filed with the court or notice of hearings or orders requested. Service can be done personally on the other party or, in some situations, 
 by mail, publication or posting. Service cannot be done by a party but must be done by a person over the age of 18 who is not a party 
 to the action. The person serving the documents completes a PROOF OF SERVICE stating that he or she served the documents 
 which is then filed with the court.

JURISDICTION DATE is the date the Court acquires jurisdiction over the Respondent by service of the Summons and Petition 
 upon the Respondent. This date is important because it starts the clock running for the 30 day default and 6 month waiting periods.

DEFAULT may be entered by Petitioner against Respondent if the Respondent fails to file a Response to the Petition 
 within 30 days of being served. When the Petitioner files a default against the Respondent, the Respondent is prevented from entering 
 into the case unless he or she files a motion (order to show cause) to set aside the Default. 

SIX MONTH WAITING PERIOD is the earliest possible time the marital status of the parties can be terminated. This time 
 period is counted from the date the court acquires jurisdiction by service of the Petition. The termination of status does not happen 
 automatically. A final Judgment of Dissolution must be filed. Status can be âbifurcatedâ from all other matters and a âstatus onlyâ 
 judgment can be entered after the six month waiting period has expired however certain conditions apply against the bifurcating party.

REQUEST FOR ORDER or RFO is a legal âpleadingâ (document) filed by a party setting a hearing
Local Forms: Sacramento Superior Court

CR-142

 	03/17

 	No


 	Waiver and Plea Form
CR-57
05/21
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea Reckless Driving
CR-63
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea to Driving Under the Influence With Injury No Prior
CR-73
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea With Injury One Prior
CR-170A
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea to Driving Under the Influence No Priors
CR-171
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea Second Offense
CR-172
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea Third Offense
CR-173
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea Three or More Prior Convictions
CR-174
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver and Plea With Injury No Priors
CR-175
05/10/24
Yes


 	Waiver of Defendant's Personal Presence PC 977c
CR-315
04/20
Yes

Family Law


	Description

	Form Number

	Date Revised

	Fillable


 Authorization for Non-Attorney Court Document Preparer

FL/E-LP-609
12/30/16
Yes


 Counter Memorandum to Set (Family Law)

FL/E-LP-605
01/02/24
Yes


 Credit Card Authorization

FL/E-LP-627
01/19/16
Yes


 Declaration of Private Child Custody Recommending Counselor Regarding Qualifications

FL/E-FR-411
09/25/23
No


 Document Drop-Off Sheet for Domestic Violence and Ex Parte Applications

FL-E/LP-668
01/01/24
Yes


 Family Court Services (FCS) Parenting Plan Questionnaire Confidential

FL/E-ME-802
02/23/23
Yes


 Family Law Case Demographics Information Sheet for Child Custody/Visitation

FL/E-ME-811
11/8/19
Yes
FAQs • Code Enforcement
For additional information regarding an Animal Fanciers Permit, please contact Alameda County Animal Control at (925) 803-7042.	

27.
Who do I call when I feel someone is in violation of the Ordinance?

Call the Planning Division at (925) 833-6610 and ask to speak to the Code Enforcement Officer.When you call to file a complaint, be prepared to give the address of the property and the problem and/or condition that exists. Once a complaint is received, a site visit of the property will be conducted, usually within a week. If any violations exist, the owner and/or tenant of the property will be contacted and compliance will be requested. If required, a letter is sent to the property owner/tenant stating the nature of the violation, the specific ordinance section, and requesting compliance within a certain time period. The amount of time that the owner/tenant is given to correct the violation depends on the type and severity of the violation. A follow-up visit to the site will be made to determine compliance or correction of the violation. Additional actions will be taken for continual non-compliance such as issuing written warning notices, holding a public hearing, and issuing a citation to appear in court. 	

28.
Who do I contact if I have observed Graffiti in my neighborhood?

If you have been the victim of graffiti vandalism, you may report the incident to Dublin Police Services by calling (925) 462-1212. After the vandalism report has been taken, please remove the graffiti at your earliest convenience. If you are not the victim, please report the incident to the Community Development Department at (925) 833-6610. A Code Enforcement Staff member will respond, document the incident, and request that the graffiti be removed by the property owner in a timely manner.	

29.
Is my report of a violation anonymous?

California Government Code Section 6254 provides that records of investigation of complaints are not public records. Therefore, investigations of complaints will be kept confidential and information will not be disclosed except as required by a court order.For more information, visit the Filing A Complaint webpage.	

30.
What common types of violations are enforced?
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