WORK SEARCH ORDER Page 2
Local Court Form
UFC – 8/1/14
G. Job search-related communication (resume revision, cover letters, following up on job leads, e-mail
communications, thank-you notes, etc.)
H. Contacting/working with placement agencies
I. Contacting/attending alumni groups
J. Attending career counseling / job coaching sessions
K. Participating in job search clubs and/or job search skills training
L. Participating in professional organizations
M. Job skills training (computer/vocational classes relevant to job objective)
N. Preparing for and attending job interviews
O. Contacting a union, obtain placement on list, attend roll calls, and track placement on list.
2. You must serve a copy of the logs once per month and within the first 10 days of each month
, starting
_________________________, to:
Opposing counsel or party
Department of Child Support Services (DCSS)
617 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
_____________________________________
3. You must bring the signed, original weekly logs and all paperwork/correspondence related to your job search to court
with you. Copies of all paperwork/correspondence related to your job search must be available for review if requested
by opposing party within 10 days of request.
4. If you find work before the next court date, you must notify opposing party and counsel (if any) and (if checked)
the Department of Child Support Services (DCSS), in writing within ten days, providing name, address, and telephone
number of employer, salary or wage level, job title, copies of any employment contract, hiring letter, or employment
agreement, and first month’s paycheck stub upon receipt.
5. The court reserves jurisdiction to retroactively modify support to the earliest date permitted by law, and to impose
sanctions for any failure to comply with this order, including imputing income.
SPOUSAL SUPPORT: It is the goal of this state that each party will make reasonable good faith efforts to become
self-supporting as provided in Family Code §4320. The failure to make reasonable good faith efforts may be one of
the factors considered by the court as a basis for modifying or terminating spousal or partner support.
The parties are ordered to return to court for review on __________________________, 20___, at _____________,
in Dept. _______.
Date:___________ ______________________________________________
Judge/Commissioner
