If you are not familiar with a court's forms, consult an attorney or the clerk of the court for assistance. FindLaw is making some of the court forms available in its Court Forms Section interactive so that you can fill out the form online and then print out the complete form. Most of the forms currently available, however, are not interactive. You can print forms to virtually any printer. Courts however have various rules regarding acceptable printers to use when printing official court forms.
Most courts require that the forms be printed out on a laser printer.
If you have questions, consult the local rules of the court or the court clerk for further information on printing requirements. Consult your court's local rules or the court clerk for any particular requirements governing paper type, paper color or single or double-sided printing. FindLaw obtains the court forms directly from the courts and updates the Court Forms Section weekly. The date of FindLaw's most recent update is located on the first page of the Federal Forms and State Forms sections. FindLaw updates the Court Forms Section weekly with updates and revisions to court forms obtained directly from the courts.