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Probate Forms
Where can I find court approved forms? The Virginia Judicial System has a number of forms for each court available on the court's form page.  You can also access forms by entering the form number or a keyword in the search box on the court's form page, which is located in the upper right hand corner of each page above the navigation column.  
Common Legal Topics
Divorce Change your Address Custody, Visitation & Support
Small Claims
This page explains how a small claims case is filed in and heard by the courts in Virginia.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions These frequently asked questions and their answers are from the "Frequently Asked Questions" that appear on the Virginia Judiciary website. A.  General Information 1.    What kind of information is available on Virginia’s Judicial System website? The sitemap displays the information by topic that is available within Virginia’s Judicial System website.
Guardianship & Conservatorship
What is Guardianship & Conservatorship? A guardian is a person appointed by the court who is responsible for the personal affairs of an incapacitated person.  A guardian is responsible for making decisions regarding the incapacitated person's support, care, health, safety, ability to dress themselves, education, therapeutic treatment, and if not in keeping with an order of commitment, the place where they live.
Types of Protective Orders
A Family Abuse Protective Order can be issued when there is an act or threat that results in injury or reasonable fear of injury done by a family or household member.  A “family or household member” includes these people:
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Where can I find court approved forms? The Virginia Judicial System has a number of forms for each court available on the court's form page.  You can also access forms by entering the form number or a keyword in the search box on the court's form page, which is located in the upper right hand corner of each page above the navigation column.
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How to Change Your Address
If you have a court case, you must keep your address up-to-date. Please use this form https://www.vacourts.gov/forms/district/dc437.pdf and file it with the court handling your case.

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