Do I fill out FL 180, the judgment form or leave it for the clerk to complete?

You do need to fill out the form. Leave the date judgment is entered blank and the court will add that date. Best of luck to you. Attorney Rebekah Ryan Main – visit us on the web at www.Main-Law.com If you found this answer helpful, let me know by clicking the "Mark as Good Answer" button at the bottom of this answer. It’s easy and appreciated. This response is intended to be a general statement of law, should not be relied upon as legal advice, does not create an attorney/client relationship and does not create a right to continuing email exchanges.

Fill it out to the extent that you have information available that you can enter. The Clerk or Court will fill out the rest.

You will have to fill out FL-180 along with all the applicable attachments i.e., if there is any child custody, support, visitation, spousal support or property division issues, you will have to use the appropriate attachment. See a lawyer, or a paralegal for assistance or you will get free assistance from your local self-help center