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This class is to help people process their own divorce or custody case. Legal advice is given only if a lawyer is present. Otherwise, this class provides legal information.

People can meet with a lawyer for free for information on veterans' resources, benefits, taxes, housing, and family law. The clinic will help people understand the legal process and which forms to use. The clinic does not provide direct legal advice or directly assist in completing forms.

Call to schedule an appointment. Enter the door nearest N. 3rd and N. Cascade. People receive a short one-on-one consultation with a lawyer. Open to all income levels.

You will learn about the process of getting a divorce or filing for custody of a child. Available in English only.

This is a FREE legal clinic staffed by a probate lawyer who is knowledgeable about Colorado Probate Law. The clinic is for people who do not have an attorney and who would like procedural information regarding probate/estates, conservatorships and/or guardianships. All walk-ins are welcome and will be assisted on a first-come, first-served basis.

The legal aid program will assign a free lawyer to represent the first eight people who qualify per week. You must meet income eligibility guidelines. Bring your last year's tax return or previous three months pay stubs. This program does not handle bankruptcy, criminal, workers compensation, social security benefits, or personal injury cases. For residents of Fort Collins, Red Feather Lakes, Bellvue, Wellington and any Larimer County areas north of Trilby Road.

This class is held in the Flagstaff Conference Room in the Court Resource Center. You will learn about the process of getting a divorce or filing for custody of a child. Available in English only.

The Self-Help Center schedules appointments on Thursdays between 2 PM and 4 PM. Please call to arrange a 30-minute appointment.

Free 15-minute consultations with volunteer attorneys on civil legal questions regarding issues with family and children, housing issues, bankruptcy, consumer issues and more. No consultations for traffic or criminal matters. Please bring any court papers, leases, letters or other documents that relate to your questions. This service is provided to low-income residents of Gunnison County. Spanish translator available.

People can fill in their forms and ask questions as they go in this study hall style workshop. People may ask questions about any domestic relations form. Available in English or Spanish. Please make sure to bring the forms you need. You may purchase forms from the Clerk's Office.

A lawyer will answer legal questions, help with court forms, and explain the law and procedure. Legal topics covered are family/children, renters/owners, protection orders, consumer/collections, small claims, and probate (guardianships and estates). Early signup starts at 4:30. First-come, first-served.

The legal aid program will assign a free lawyer to represent the first six people who qualify per week. You must meet income eligibility guidelines. Bring your last year's tax return or previous three months pay stubs. This program does not handle bankruptcy, criminal, workers compensation, social security benefits, or personal injury cases. For residents of Loveland, Estes Park, Berthoud, Masonville, and Larimer County areas south of Trilby Road.

An opportunity for low-income individuals to consult with an attorney about family matters. No appointments needed. First-come, first-served. Call to confirm dates and times.

This Clinic is free for parties who do not have a lawyer and have a divorce, separation, or post-decree case. The clinic will assist walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis. Lawyers will help people with filling out forms and provide general information on divorce and post-decree issues. People may also ask questions about protection orders and domestic violence issues.