Provides the following services - Friendship and emotional support - Confidential medical referrals - Friendship and emotional support - Housing referrals - Legal referrals ?- Maternity clothes and baby clothes. Donations of new and used maternity and baby clothing that is clean and in good condition. - Pregnancy tests - Professional referrals

- Monthly CLE available to members of the Minnesota and Wisconsin State Bar - Internet access including Wi-Fi access - Photocopier and fax machine - Provides access to legal resources including statutes, legislative materials, court rules, court forms, WestLaw, regulations, ordinances, self-help materials, forms, case law, legal treatises, and encyclopedias Legal Clinic Services Civil Law Clinic: Automobile title transfer; conciliation court; consumer issues; creditor/debtor issues; default judgment, housing; housing eviction; eviction expungement; judgment collection Criminal Law Clinic: Traffic tickets, criminal process, criminal expungement, and DANCO orders Family Law Clinic: Child custody, child support, domestic abuse, marriage dissolution, name change, paternity issues, and spousal maintenance

Processes court cases filed in Jackson County and offer other legal services including: - Civil Court: cases such as lawsuits involving personal injury, property damage, malpractice, employment issues, wrongful death, implied consents, and Tax Court. - Coordination of court activities - Conciliation Court (Small Claims Court): claim amounts are limited to $15,000. - Court records - Criminal state trial court: processing of complaints for violations of law from minor to major offenses including petty misdemeanor, misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, and felony offenses, and traffic and parking violations. - Family Court: cases involving families, divorce, domestic abuse actions, harassment, child custody, and paternity - Fees and filing: collection and receipt of fees, bonds, and escrow funds; files wills; performs Notary Public services - Harassment Restraining Order and Temporary Restraining Order filing office - Housing Court: cases involving landlord/tenant (eviction process) and determining legal right to possession of property - Information on child support issues - Juvenile Court: cases involving minors under the age of 18 who are involved in delinquency, termination of parental rights, truancy, status offenses, runaways, and children in need of protection, and some traffic offenses. - Marriage ceremonies - Name changes - Parking and traffic ticket fine collection office - Probate/Mental Health Court: supervised and unsupervised probating of estates of decedents, guardianships of minors and adults, conservatorships, and commitments for mental illness or chemical dependency.

Provides support through education, empowerment, protection, and advocacy services. Services include: - 24-hour crisis support line - Advocates that includes a Spanish speaking advocate - Educational presentations - Legal options and advocacy - Limited emergency safe housing - Restraining Order assistance - Safety planning - Support Group: Offers a Spanish speaking support group - Systems coordination and referrals to resources - Transportation - Volunteer opportunities for those interested in providing transportation, community outreach, staffing information booths, fundraising, quarterly newsletter, and serving on the Board of Directors

Provides administrative support for district court and is responsible for keeping court records, recording and distributing fines and fees and providing other judicial services to the court and citizens. Courthouse contains a law library for the community to research legal issues.

Provides legal assistance and education to eligible financially distressed family farmers in the areas of: - Credit problems - Disaster assistance - Farm policy - Farm preservation advocacy - Farmers' markets - Genetically modified organisms - Race discrimination in farming - Sustainable/organic agriculture - Wind energy

Provides administrative support for district court and is responsible for keeping court records, recording and distributing fines and fees and providing other judicial services to the court and citizens Courthouse contains law library for people researching legal issues

Processes court cases filed in McLeod County and offers other legal services including: - Civil, criminal, family, juvenile, probate, and traffic cases - Juror information - Law library - Marriage license and certificates - Processes court fees and records

Law library which provides monthly family law clinics. Lawyers are able to review legal papers, answer questions about the law and provide advice about court procedures. Attorneys can advise about: - Child support motions - Criminal expungement - Custody matters - Divorce - Orders for Protection - Parenting time (visitation) Some individuals may also be eligible for personalized consultations following their initial session. More information will be provided about how to apply for direct legal assistance during the clinics. Also provides general legal reference services.

Provides the following services: - Assists the public in filing domestic abuse petitions and harassment petitions - Assists the public in filing conciliation court claims - Certifies to judgment searches - Collects and receipts - fees, fines, bonds, and escrow funds - Issues summons, warrants, subpoenas, and executions of judgment - Maintains and disperses restitution funds ordered by the Court in criminal matters for the benefit of the victims - Maintains secure custody of all legal records, cash securities, and court exhibits - Maintains safe custody of trust funds held for minors - Performs marriage ceremonies

The attorney can help citizens complete civil court forms, assist citizens in understanding the civil court process, and explain options and how to proceed A law library is available in the center offering access to federal caselaw and the caselaw of all 50 states is available, as well as access to United State Code, Minnesota Statutes and numerous other publications specific to Minnesota. - Books on real estate, family law and other areas - Local ordinances - Library staff members are available to assist patrons in locating and using Libary materials - Two public computer stations available that include a subscription to Westlaw - Photocopier available for patron use - Meeting room if reserved in advance - Staff attorney available who can help citizens complete civil court forms, assist citizens in understanding the civil court process, and explain options and how to proceed This service does NOT include legal representation, legal research, strategy, recommendations, or advice

Services: - Temporary Restraining Order filing office - Abused Children and Adults services - Issues warrants, subpoenas, and executions on judgments Court and legal information: - Landlord/tenant information - Law library - Pro-se forms for self-representation - Information on legal issues - Notary Public - Files Notary Public registration, wills, and minister credentials - Performs civil marriage ceremonies - Publish Divorce Decrees - Divorce/custody records - Other legal records - Jury selection

- Collection and receipt of fees, bonds, and escrow funds - Court Records - Divorce/custody records - File wills - Information on other legal issues - Jury selection - Landlord/tenant information - Notary Public - Orders for Protection/Domestic Abuse - Performs civil marriage ceremonies - Pro-se Forms for self-representation - Public Defender - Reimbursement and collection of guardian ad litem fees - Law library including book loan, book giveaways, legislative reference services, online databases/CD ROMs, reference/information, and government publications

Law library services including: - Legislative reference services - Online databases/CD-ROMs - Self-help computer resources Additional reference material is located in the Court Administrator's office and is also available to the public upon request

Legal assistance for housing discrimination including: - Refusal to rent due to protected class status (gender, race, disability, national origin, sexual orientation, age, etc.). - Refusal to make reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities, other discrimination in terms and conditions of housing. - HousingLink has additional information and resources regarding Fair Housing including legal help for renters and tenant advocacy.

Health and safety, emergency preparedness and civic engagement information available to those with limited English proficiency during both emergency and non-emergency times. Includes information on seasonal flu, disease prevention, home safety, et cetera. TPT NOW TV: Available to watch via broadcast on channel 2.5 and via livestream at tpt.org/tptnowtv, where you will find live updates on health, safety, weather, and emergency information in multiple languages 24/7. During a state emergency, emergency instructions will be broadcast in four languages live. TPT Web: Updated regularly with health, safety, and emergency resources available in English, Spanish, Hmong, Somali, and some other languages Print and video resources in many languages available in addition to the TPT phone information. Videos available online concerning health, emergency preparedness and civic engagement. DVDs of each season of TPT TV available for purchase.

Low-cost educational and training sessions on a variety of subjects regarding immigration-related matters. Presentations are tailored to meet the needs of each individual group, and are available to immigrants and refugees, service providers, legal practitioners, advocates and the general community.

Processes court cases filed in Crow Wing County and offers other legal services, including: - Civil court - Court records - Criminal state trial court - Family court - Jury selection - Juvenile court - Law Library - Probate court - Traffic court

Individuals can find helpful information and service about their legal problem if they are not represented by an attorney. Legal information includes court forms and tools to help complete court forms, answers to general questions about court processes or procedures, and help preparing for a day in court. Staff are court employees. Court employees cannot provide legal advice or conduct legal research. There is no attorney-client privilege or confidentiality of any information between the individual and staff. Staff must remain neutral and may provide services to other people involved with an individual's legal problem. Staff are not responsible for the outcome of the case. Many legal issues are time sensitive and contain strict deadlines. If an individual is unsure whether deadlines apply to their legal problem, they should seek immediate legal advice from an attorney and not wait for assistance from the self-help center.

- The library maintains a subscription to Westlaw, providing access to a large repository of legal publications, including Minnesota and select federal materials ?- The law clerk offers limited assistance in finding information and determining areas of interest. Some books may be checked out; ask for more information

- Recreational programs - Educational programs, speakers, classes, and special interest groups - Consultation for legal, taxes, and insurance forms - Social clubs for seniors - Wellness programs: Blood pressure, foot care, walking groups, daily aerobics, cycling, and fitness room

- Holistic and client-centered legal services, advocacy and social-referral services for low-income juveniles in the juvenile justice system and adults in the criminal justice system. - Restorative justice intervention providing family group conferencing (by arrangement with school districts, police, courts and other partners). - Advice and consultation about problems relating to criminal records or criminal history, including exploration of expungement options. - "Know Your Rights" courses providing interactive legal education tailored for youth. - Staff consisting of community advocates, attorneys and restorative justice professionals.

- Maintains court files for Civil, Criminal, Traffic, Probate, Conciliation, Juvenile, and Family Court matters - Schedules Court hearings and sends notifications - Assists the public with domestic abuse and harassment petitions - Maintains and disburses restitution funds ordered by the Court - Collects fines, surcharges, etc. - Issues warrants for Judge's signatures, prepare subpoenas and executions of judgments - Maintains trust funds held for benefit of minors - Courthouse contains a law library where people can research legal issues

Processes court cases filed in Goodhue County and offers other legal services including: - Assists court customers and provides information on where to obtain court services. - Collects case filing fees and fines - Jury Management - Maintains case records for civil, family, probate, traffic (misdemeanor/petty misdemeanor level offenses), criminal (gross misdemeanor/felony/serious felony offenses), juvenile, and conciliation (often called Small Claims Court) cases. - Monitors files to verify that a person convicted of an offense completes the obligations of the sentence imposed by the judge. - Participates and keeps records at all District Court hearings, including administering oaths to witnesses. - Prepares court orders under the direction of the judge, examples include: arrest warrants, subpoenas, writs of execution, writs of restitution, and others.

Trained staff who provides information and answers regarding the civil commitment process. - Informational fact sheets, brochures and pamphlets, website on the Civil Commitment and Treatment Act - Referrals to Ombudsman staff for advocacy and support services to those who qualify - Specialized training and presentation to agencies and groups on individualized topics such as pre-petition issues, post-petition issues, neuroleptic medications, effective advocacy - Up-to-date information on proposed or new changes to the law