When you visit the Family Law Self-Help Center, you will fill out an intake form describing the issue which you want to address. A staff person will review your request and direct you to the best resource to answer your questions. If you need more specicalized services, someone will sit down with you and provide procedural assistance, an understanding of the system, and guidance on completing the forms. A copy of all court documents relating to your case. Your papers should be organized by date, with the oldest paperwork on the bottom and the newest on the top.
Persons are seen on a first come, first serve basis.
If you need an interpreter, please bring one with you to the Self-Help Center. The Self-Help Center does not provide legal advice or represent you in court. There is no attorney-client relationship between you and the staff, and the Center does not take the place of an attorney. The Family Law Facilitator, the staff, and the volunteers do provide information and educational materials as a public service. The Center provides skilled neutral persons who are available to both parties with valuable information regarding the legal procedures necessary to complete the court action.