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Most forms are published by the Judicial Council and used across the state, but it’s also common for county Superior Courts to have one or two local forms that they require you to use. Search for statewide Judicial Council forms. Find your county court to get local forms.
How to find a court form. Forms are either state forms or local forms. Most forms used at court are state forms and are on the state judicial branch's California Courts website. Local forms are usually available on your court's website. Or you can call or go to the clerk's office and ask for the local form you need.
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How to file forms with the court. Take your forms to the court clerk's office. Go to the superior court in the county where you're suing. This will be the superior court you already wrote on the forms. You'll file your forms in the court that accepts civil filings.