It is available in all courthouse Law Libraries . Court clerks can give you information only. They cannot give you legal advice, such as telling you what you should do or what option makes the most sense in your particular case. Courthouse law librarians can show you how to research a legal question or issue, or where to find a particular case or court form. You may want to talk to a lawyer about your case before deciding to represent yourself.
Court cases are usually public records.
You have a right to review the complete court file of your case. Go to the clerk's office during business hours and ask to review your file. Obtain information about your civil or family case electronically. The Superior Court has booklets and informational materials for the person who wants to represent himself or herself. These materials are available at court clerk's offices or court information centers.