Provides a self-help center phone line, in-person workstations, and online resources aimed at helping people find information and services about legal problems. Self-help staff can answer questions on court forms and procedures, and give referrals to legal advice In-person workstations are available in all county courthouses except Hennepin, each workstation has a computer, phone, and printer. Workstations are available to find legal information, print court forms, access tools to help complete court forms, and talk with self-help staff over the phone. Note: Court employees cannot provide legal advice or conduct legal research.

Offers in-person support from trained court staff who are available to assist with general procedural information and provide access to court resources. Court staff can: - Explain how to complete court forms - Offer general guidance on court rules, procedures, and practices - Provide information about court cases, when legally permitted - Refer individuals to additional resources when necessary - Supply court-approved forms for specific types of cases, including Conciliation Court, domestic abuse, and harassment matters - Share court calendars and information on scheduling hearings - Some counties may provide specialized self-help centers (e.g., Family Law Self Help Centers). Visit the website for additional information on specialized services. Visit website to find additional information on courts that offer walk-in services, hours, and location: https://mncourts.gov/help-topics/self-help-centers/locations Note: Court staff do not offer legal advice