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Legal Aid of West Virginia developed these videos to provide information about how to fill out forms for custody cases in West Virginia. These videos cover:
In both kinds of custody cases, you will also need to fill out and file these forms:
You can find these forms on the West Virginia Judiciary’s website. Or you can get them from the Circuit Clerk’s office in your county. These videos will walk you through each of these forms, page-by-page, to provide you with information on how to fill them out.
NOTE: This video is part of our Divorce Video Series, but it is the same form you will file in a custody case to request services from BCSE.
NOTE: This video is part of our Divorce Video Series, but it is the same form you will file in a custody case. There is one difference. On Question 2. Type of Case Relief, you will mark Child Custody without Divorce OR Modification, instead of Divorce.
NOTE: This video is part of our Divorce Video Series, but it is the same form you may need to file in a custody case. There may be a few pages you do not need to fill out for a custody case, like the pages about property, debts and spousal support.
NOTE: This video is part of our Divorce Video Series, but it is the same form you will file in a custody case to see if you qualify to have fees waived in your case.