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MN Court Forms in I-CAN!
We now offer the following court forms in the I-CAN! document assembly program:
Divorce Forms (both with and without minor children)
Fee Waiver (IFP) Forms (for any type of civil case)
NOTE: I-CAN! is NOT designed for cases involving a large number of assets, property or debts.
Benefits of Using I-CAN!
- It's a free service.
- You can create a Username and Password that only you will know to protect your privacy.
- The I-CAN! service is available over the Internet on a secure network.
- I-CAN! saves your answers and fills in your information on the court forms.
- I-CAN! prints your completed forms with instructions on how to start your case, calculate child support, and finish your divorce.
- You can work at your own pace. Start now and finish later.
NOTE: I-CAN!™ works on most recent versions of Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari.
Need Help?
| Court Forms Review Service: If you are representing yourself in a court case and you fill out court forms on a computer (in Word, PDF or I-CAN), the Self-Help Center can review your completed court forms before you file them with the court. Contact Us @ SHC for more details. |
Phone:
MN Courts Self-Help Center
Monday - Friday, 8:30a - 3:00p (closed court holdays)
(651)259-3888
Email: Contact Us @ SHC
- Instructions on How to Serve, File & then Finish a Divorce (will also print from I-CAN! program)
- Find a Lawyer. Divorce cases can be complicated and affect important legal rights, including child custody, property, and financial interests. We encourage you to get legal advice from a licensed attorney who practices family law in Minnesota.
- Filing for divorce in HENNEPIN or RAMSEY County? If you are filing for divorce in the Ramsey County District Court and you are not represented by a lawyer, you must have your completed divorce forms reviewed by staff at the Ramsey County Family Court Self-Help Service Center (#651-266-5125). If you are filing for divorce without a lawyer in the Hennepin County District Court, we strongly suggest that you have your completed divorce forms reviewed by staff at the Hennepin County Family Court Self-Help Center (#612-596-8519). Self-Help Center staff will look to see that you filled out all of the necessary forms and then explain the next steps in the process. Find self-help services in other counties.
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