Legal Question in Family Law in California

There is no such form. It also makes no sense to get an extension of a "Notice of Lien." You don't get an extension from a notice. You must mean some other proceeding related to it, but you don't say what it is. If you want a determination of arrearages and to try to negotiate a settlement of the outstanding balance, you have to file a separate proceeding.

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