The Clerk's Self-Help Center provides free attorney consultations beginning June 5, 2018. The public is able to get answers for a variety of civil and family legal matters, including divorce, child support and alimony. Attorneys will also be able to assist with domestic violence injunctions, name changes, small claims, foreclosures, and evictions. Legal consultations will not be provided for criminal, juvenile, guardianship or mental health cases.

Attorneys will be available to answer legal questions on Tuesdays from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each consultation is limited to 15 minutes. While walk-ins are available, customers are encouraged to schedule appointments by calling 239-533-5000.

The Legal Aid Society attorneys cannot represent the customer in court.

The Clerk's Self-Help Center is located on the first floor of the Justice Center's east entrance.

Services

Find out About Free Legal Seminars	File Documents Electronically
Forms & Packets Simplified Dissolution of Marriage Dissolution of Marriage with Children Dissolution of Marriage without Children Small Claims Packet Residential Tenant Eviction Sealing Records Instructions Expunging Records Instructions	File an Eviction
File a Small Claims Lawsuit	Search & Print Court Filings

Additional Services Provided at the Self-Help Center

• Obtain copies of child & family support payment history
• Schedule time with an attorney for legal services (filing fees apply)
• Search & print court filings, including certified copies and notarizations