FAMILY LAW FACILITATOR

Can the Family Law Facilitator serve as my attorney?

What can I expect?

What should I bring with me?

Can I serve papers in my own case?

When is my divorce final?

How are property issues resolved in a divorce or separation case?

How do I schedule future trial dates and/or a settlement conference for my divorce or separation case?

Can the Family Law Facilitator help me determine child/spousal support amounts?

How can I obtain a temporary order for support?

What do I need to do if I want to meet with a mediator?

How can I collect child or spousal support once the support order has been issued?

Is it possible to change a child support order once it has been ordered by the Court?

Where can I get help if I need a restraining order?

Where can I get help if I need to file for guardianship?

Where can I receive assistance if my child is involved in Juvenile Court?

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No attorney-client relationship exists between the Family Law Facilitator's office and any family law litigant.  The Family Law Attorney does not act as your attorney and does not provide representation in Court.  Please be aware that the Facilitator frequently assists both parties to the same case.

 

Click Here to view a list of attorneys available for consultations with self-represented litigants. The attorneys on this list are willing to consult with people who are representing themselves in Yolo Superior Court.  This list is provided as a convenience. The Family Law Facilitator /Self-Help Center cannot recommend any particular attorney.  All information contained here is provided by the attorneys and has not been confirmed by the Self- Help Center.