Courts

Family law judgments and orders are only available through a court's power of adjudication. That means the courts are the only way to obtain a judgment of divorce or an order for child custody and visitation.
Many states and local courts publish court forms for optional or mandatory use
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Self-Help Offices

Self-help offices provide procedural guidance and help with paperwork to self-represented litigants. Self-help offices cannot provide legal advice or represent you

Public Law Libraries

Public law libraries are great resources for self-represented litigants, with access to current statutes, codes, rules and case law. Many law libraries also offer access to premium legal research applications like Westlaw and Lexis. Most law libraries also offer practice guides that attorneys often reach for when starting a research project. Law libraries are usually staffed with helpful and knowledgeable staff who can't provide legal advice, but can point you in the right direction.

Community Service Providers

Community service providers offer a variety of services to self-represented litigants. Visit the provider's website for more information. .
Phone: 211
Service Type: General Community Services
Pro Bono Representation: No
Phone: 211
Service Type: General Community Services
Pro Bono Representation: No
Phone: 211
Service Type: General Community Services
Pro Bono Representation: No

Government Agencies

Government agencies can play an important role in the family law system.
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Attorney Referral Programs

Attorney Referral Services are organizations that provide referrals to licensed attorneys. Attorney referral services are typically regulated by the state bar. Visit service websites for more information.
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