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Visit LawHelp.org to find your state's official court forms, local self‑help centers, and free or low‑cost legal aid programs nationwide. The site includes guides for housing, family, and civil matters.
Visit LawHelp.org
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Additional resources
If you need more support with legal forms, procedures, or understanding your case options, you can explore official self‑help resources available throughout the United States:
California residents
Visit the California Courts Self‑Help Center for step‑by‑step guides, form lookups, and plain‑language explanations of common case types. The site helps with starting, responding to, and managing cases such as small claims, family law, and housing.
Visit California Courts Self-Help CenterOther states
Many state court systems offer their own self‑help centers, coordinated through the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) network. You can explore their national overview of court‑based self‑help programs at ncsc.org
Visit NCSC.org