Tehama County Child Support Services

Child Support Court Information

How To Appear on Your Case Remotely

Instructions for appearing remotely for the IV-D Child Support Court Calendar on Thursdays at 9am in Department 2:

WebEx by phone or video
By Phone WebEx
Dial: 1-844-992-4726
Access Code: 2489 828 9745#

By Video WebEx
https://tehamasuperiorcourt.webex.com/meet/department2

Understanding the Court Process

This section walks parents through how child support cases move through the Tehama County court system—starting from filing a Summons and Complaint, to how support amounts are calculated, to what happens once an order is in place. Visitors will learn who sets support amounts, what documents both parents must submit, how agreements or court hearings occur, and how income withholding works once an order is finalized. It also explains how to file documents with the court, how to properly complete a Proof of Service, and what to expect when appearing in court in person or remotely.

Family Law Facilitator

Here, parents can learn about the free services available from the Tehama County Family Law Facilitator’s Office. This includes help understanding the court process, assistance completing paternity and child support forms, guideline support calculations, and referrals to community and legal resources. The page also provides contact information and office location details for the Tehama County Family Law Facilitator, making it easy for parents to get the help they need.

Legal Documents Explained

This page breaks down the key legal forms involved in child support cases in simple, understandable terms. Visitors can read explanations of the Summons and Complaint, learn their options for responding, and understand when to seek legal assistance. It also covers the Income and Expense Declaration—what it is, what documents to bring, and why it matters—as well as what to do if they receive a Notice of Motion or Order to Show Cause. The goal is to help parents feel confident navigating the legal paperwork required in child support matters.