I-CAN!® Forms

NOTICE: The I-CAN! service and content are provided for convenience and informational purposes only. The service and content are not intended as legal advice and are not a substitute for a lawyer. By linking to I-CAN!, the MN Judicial Branch does not imply any endorsement of I-CAN! and is not responsible or liable for the content, accuracy or privacy practices of the I-CAN! service. Read Disclaimer.

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.

TIP: Before using I-CAN!, complete a "Fast Facts Worksheet" linked below that will help you collect all of the personal information you must enter into I-CAN! so you can finish faster.

Fast Facts Worksheet (Divorce with Minor Children)

Hoja de Datos Rapidos (Divorcio con Niños) (Español)

Fast Facts Worksheet (Divorce without Minor Children)

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Benefits of Using I-CAN!

It's a free service.
You get a password 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 prints them onto 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? It's a good idea that you have your completed divorce forms reviewed by the Hennepin County Family Court Self-Help Center (#612-596-8519) or the Ramsey County Family Court Self-Help Service Center (# 651-266-2898). They will look to see that you filled out all of the necessary forms and then explain the next steps in the process. Find walk-in self help services in other counties.

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