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Colusa Superior Court

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Family Law — Colusa Superior CourtOfficial instructions

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Local Family Law — source-specific information; other procedures and appeals may differ

The Family Law Facilitator is an attorney who can help you to represent yourself in child support and family law matters. The Facilitator provides assistance to self-represented litigants (parties to a lawsuit who do not have an attorney) in handling their child and spousal support cases. You can get help with an existing case or in starting a case. The Facilitator can help you select the proper legal forms and provide instructions for completing, serving and filing documents with the clerk's office. If you need to go to court to present your case to a judge or commissioner, you will present your case alone.

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Local Family Law — source-specific information; other procedures and appeals may differ

The Family Law Facilitator is not your attorney. There is no attorney-client relationship between you and the Family Law Facilitator. The facilitator can equally help you and the other party (for example, your former spouse, the parent of your child, etc.). Anyone is welcome to ask for help from the facilitator. The Facilitator provides information and explains options without giving legal advice. If you want help with case strategy, you should consult with your own attorney for legal advice. When you speak with the Family Law Facilitator, your conversation is not private or confidential.

Official information checked October 26, 2026 · Details & sources

Source checked October 26, 2026

Superior Court of California — County of Colusa · Colusa Superior Court — current services and locations (opens in a new tab)

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Family Law

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California Courts Self-Help Guide

Shared California Courts self-help guidance, available for all 58 California county court contexts; local procedures and individual circumstances vary.

Divorce and relationship-ending optionsOfficial instructions

Shared California Courts Self-Help Guide. Read the instructions for your situation and check the local court requirements.

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You probably know what divorce means. In California, the legal word for divorce is dissolution.

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Shared statewide guidance; local procedures, case types and exceptions may differ

Dissolution is the legal process to end a marriage or domestic partnership. It includes both divorce and a simpler option called summary dissolution. In some cases, people may choose a different legal process, like legal separation or annulment.

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Judicial Council of California · Divorce in California | California Courts | Self Help Guide (opens in a new tab)

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