 Forms
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Using the proper form is critical to processing your court action. Often more than one form will be needed to process your case.
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Many forms need to be signed in front of a notary public. Also be aware of the implications of signing a form. You may want to check with a lawyer before putting your signature on a document.
Fees
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The amount of a fee will vary depending on your case. Fee "schedules" are published in the court rules.
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Fees may be paid with cash, money order and personal check.
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In some circumstances, it may be possible to ask the court to waive a portion of the filing fee.
Downloading Forms
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All forms are available in the courthouse where your case will be filed. Some forms are available on line. Some can be filled-in on line, others must first be printed out and then filled in. Forms are currently available on-line in the following areas:
Supreme Court Appeals
Divorce
Other Domestic
Relations information & forms
Juvenile Abuse and Neglect
Juvenile
Delinquency and CHINS
Adoption
As the Family Division is established statewide,
jurisdiction over some adoption matters will change. For
further information, check Probate
Court and Family
Division.
Estates
Guardianships
As
the Family Division is established statewide, jurisdiction
over some guardianship matters will change. For further
information, check Probate
Court and Family
Division.
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