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Begin by entering the names of the children in the designated section. Ensure you include each child's name, date of birth, age, and sex accurately.
Identify yourself as the petitioner by selecting your relationship to the children from the provided options. This could be as their mother, father, or other specified roles.
Indicate where the respondent lives or if they were in California during conception. This is crucial for establishing jurisdiction.
Complete additional statements regarding parentage and any existing declarations or cases that may affect this petition.
Specify requests related to custody, visitation rights, and any financial responsibilities such as child support or litigation costs.
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