In most situations, you can file for custody in the "home state" of the child. Generally, you can file for custody only in the "home state" of the child.There are exceptions to the "home state" rule though – see below. FindLaw links to state-specific family law and child custody forms for DIY legal proceedings. Learn when to hire an attorney to help with family law issues. TurboCourt will ask you questions and use your answers to fill out the forms you need for your family law case. Information and guidance on filling out and submitting Pro Se divorce forms. Refer to the Circuit Fee Schedule page for filing fees. This guide will take you through both of these processes, guiding you on which forms you need, how to fill them out, and how to start the filing process. In the search engine type "Juvenile Court" then click enter.