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Imperial — Marital Settlement Agreement (Info)(FL-11Info)

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Imperial County

Imperial — Marital Settlement Agreement (Info)(FL-11Info)

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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF IMPERIAL

Settlement Agreements

In order to finish a case for parentage, dissolution of marriage, legal separation or nullity, there

must be a judgment entered. A judgment can be obtained following a court trial, a default of one

party by the other, or by mutual agreement of the parties.

If the parties to a parentage case, dissolution, legal separation or nullity both agree to settle the

case, complete the Settlement Agreement-Local Form (FL-11), with the following attached

Judicial Council forms if applicable:

Child Custody and Visitation Order Attachment (FL-341) Child Support Information and Order Attachment (FL-342) Spousal, Partner or Family Support Attachment (FL-343) Property Order Attachment to Judgment (FL-345)

Note: In a default case, the signature of the respondent on the settlement agreement must be

notarized.

Attach the completed and signed Settlement Agreement and applicable attachments to the

Judgment (FL-180). Submit the Judgment with the other documents required to complete the

case.

For help, contact or visit the

Superior Court, Access Center

939 West Main Street, Courthouse Lower Level, El Centro, CA.

accesscenter@imperial.courts.ca.gov

Form Approved for Optional Use FL-11 INFO (Adopted 1/1/11, Revised 01/01/12, 01/01/13, 01/01/14) SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS

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