Information For Litigants

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1.    When is my hearing?  When am I supposed to come to court?

2.    How do I find out the status of my case?  How do I get information about my case?

3.    Where can I get copies of my court records?

Read a complete list of the MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS IN SUPERIOR COURT.

NEW TO THE COURT?  HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT?

FAMILY LAW (Divorce, Child Support)

    • Family Law Facilitators Office .  Contact this office if you don't have an attorney.  They can give you the necessary forms and tell you how to file your action with the court.
    • Family Law Orientation .  If you don't have an attorney, you must attend this class within 30 days after filing your action with the court.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / ANTI-HARASSMENT

LANDLORD-TENANT PROBLEMS

    • Housing Justice Project .  This program, sponsored by the King County Bar Association, serves low-income tenants facing eviction in King County.

JUVENILE OFFENDERS (If your child has been arrested)

JUVENILE DEPENDENCY (If your child has been removed from your home by the state)

    • Parent to Parent Program .  This program will connect you with parents who have been through the dependency system and got their children back.  The program also will teach you want to expect.

AT-RISK YOUTH (If your child is out of control)

    • At-Risk Youth Program .  This program allows you to seek help from the court in handling your out-of-control child.

WHERE IS SUPERIOR COURT?  HOW CAN I FIND WHERE I'M SUPPOSED TO GO?

STEP 1:  Check your court paperwork.  Does it tell you where to appear?

STEP 2:  Second, if you are confused or have questions, call the Clerk's Office at (206) 296-9300.

STEP 3:  Third, visit the following webpages to find street addresses and directions:

HOW CAN I CALL THE COURT?