Filing Family Law Brief

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A trial brief generally includes an introduction, statement of facts, argument, and conclusion. In the brief summary, include the purpose, concise facts, key legal points, and proposed resolution. Always check Butte County Superior Courts guidelines for specific requirements.

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I need help filing a family law trial brief pro se
Hello ****, it would be helpful to know your location as rules on filing briefs can vary. Are you comfortable providing that? Also, are you looking for general instructions on what to include in the brief or specific formatting requirements?
I'm looking for general instructions on what to include in the brief, I'm located in Butte County California
A trial brief generally includes:
- Introduction: Briefly present your case.
- Statement of Facts: Present the facts of your case.
- Argument: Your legal reasoning based on laws and case precedents.
- Conclusion: Summarize your argument.
Each court has specific rules, so please check Butte County Superior Court's guidelines.
What should I include in the brief summary
In the brief summary, you should include:
- The purpose of the brief.
- A concise summary of the facts.
- The key points of your legal argument.
- Your proposed resolution of the issue.
Remember to follow Butte County Superior Court's guidelines.