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Self-Help Centers (4th Dist.)
For self-represented people (pro se) with court cases in Hennepin County, the court provides walk-in services at two Self-Help Center locations. Services are also available at Conciliation Court, Housing Court, and the Domestic Abuse Service Center. The public may also visit the Hennepin County Law Library to find "do-it-yourself" legal materials and get help with legal research.
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Walk-in Services at the Hennepin District Court
- Forms and written instructions (some fees may apply)
- Videos on how to represent yourself in court
- Online tools for filling out forms
- Brief legal advice from volunteer attorneys
- One-on-one help about court procedures
- One-on-one review of court forms
- Referrals to community resources and legal services
- Staff speak Spanish, Somali, and French
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TIPS for Using the Self-Help Center
Please make arrangements for child care. The Self-Help Center does not have a play area or toys for children. You will need to be able to focus on your legal issues without distractions.
Be prepared to spend the necessary time at the Self-Help Center. You may spend several hours at the Center and return several times during your case.
Bring your checkbook or cash. Walk-in services are free at the Self-Help Center, but there may be a fee for certain things in your case, for example: criminal history printouts, subpoenas, forms, and filing.
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