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Review the Child Custody Information Sheet – Recommending Counseling (FL-313-INFO)  \n2. You may want to complete the custody and visitation attachment forms in this packet. [(FL-311, Fl-312, FL-341(c), FL-341(d) FL-341(e) .] They are not mandatory forms, so only complete the forms that apply to your request. Attach the forms you complete to the Request for Order.  \n3. You must complete the online orientation [at](at www.cc-courts.org/onlineorientation)[ ](at www.cc-courts.org/onlineorientation)[www.cc-courts.org/onlineorientation](at www.cc-courts.org/onlineorientation)[ ](at www.cc-courts.org/onlineorientation)[prior to your recommending counseling appointment. Parties are also required to](prior to your recommending counseling appointment. Parties are also required to)[ ](prior to your recommending counseling appointment. 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