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   St. Louis County Courts & Departments. The Family Court consists of the Juvenile Court and the Domestic Relations Court divisions. The Probate Court oversees the distribution of property of a deceased person.

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   • Family

     A part of the St. Louis County Circuit Court (Missouri 21 st...

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   • Domestic Relations Services

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2. www.courts.mo.gov › pageCourt Forms - Missouri Courts

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   Court Forms. Below are electronic forms developed and approved for use in Missouri courts. Court staff are happy to help you if they can. However, courts staff are allowed to help you only in certain ways since they must be fair to everyone.

3. www.courts.mo.gov › pageRepresenting Yourself in a Family Law Case - Missouri Courts

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   If you plan to represent yourself in court in a family law matter (divorce, modification of child custody or child support, or paternity), you are required to complete the following two step Litigant Awareness Program, and file your certificate with the court.

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   Where is a circuit court located in Missouri?

   • The circuit court is typically in the county seat (or the city of St. Louis) and may be in additional locations in the county. See this list of courthouse addresses. Missouri circuit courts are courts of original civil and criminal jurisdiction. That is, cases usually begin in the circuit court, which is where trials may occur.

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   Is there a court in every county in Missouri?

   • There is a court in every county. The circuit court is typically in the county seat (or the city of St. Louis) and may be in additional locations in the county. See this list of courthouse addresses. Missouri circuit courts are courts of original civil and criminal jurisdiction.

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   Where are family law cases filed in Missouri?

   • In Missouri, family law cases are filed in the circuit court. Some areas have special courts called " family courts " that are part of the circuit court. Family court cases include dissolutions, annulments, paternity actions, name changes, modifications, child support, domestic violence, etc.

   The Steps in a Court Case: 1 - 3 - Missouri Courts

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   How many judicial circuits are there in Missouri?

   • For court-specific information, visit the Find a Court search feature here. Missouri's counties and the city of St. Louis are organized into 46 judicial circuits. There is a court in every county. The circuit court is typically in the county seat (or the city of St. Louis) and may be in additional locations in the county.

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6. www.courts.mo.gov › pageThe Steps in a Court Case: 1 - 3 - Missouri Courts

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   Step 1. Starting Your Case: The Petition. The person (called a "party" in court) who starts the case is called the petitioner. The person you are filing your case against is called the respondent. A person keeps the title as petitioner or respondent for all future filings in the case.

7. www.courts.mo.gov › pageLocal Courts - Missouri Courts

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   The circuit court is typically in the county seat (or the city of St. Louis) and may be in additional locations in the county. See this list of courthouse addresses. Missouri circuit courts are courts of original civil and criminal jurisdiction. That is, cases usually begin in the circuit court, which is where trials may occur.

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