LawHelp.org
Your state's court self-help
About
State courts publish their own self-help pages. Pick your state on LawHelp.org, then search that court's site for self-help, family, or custody. Wisconsin's court system is one plain example of the pattern.
LawHelp.org publishes this. DadLane lists the page and does not run the program.
Who this is for
Dads in family court without a lawyer, or getting the court's own pages before they hire one.
Source
If the page moved, start at LawHelp.org and use their current link. The next step above is the one to use tonight.
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USAGov
Affordable legal aid
USA.gov lists the public doors to a free or low-cost lawyer: legal aid, LawHelp.org, free court forms, and Free Legal Answers. Family law on that page includes divorce, custody, and child support.
For Dads who want the federal list of legal aid before they pick a door.
- Legal help
- Custody and co-parent
- Any stage
LawHelp.org
Custody and parenting time
Custody is who decides. Parenting time is the hours. Your state court and legal aid publish the forms. DadLane will not read your order or tell you how a hearing goes.
For Dads who need the official page for custody, placement, or parenting time.
- Legal help
- Custody and co-parent
- Any stage
Legal Services Corporation
Find legal aid
Legal Services Corporation was created by Congress to fund civil legal aid. Enter an address and the page names the legal aid office near you. It does not take a criminal case.
For Dads who need a lawyer for a civil problem, including custody or child support, and cannot pay one.
- Legal help
- Custody and co-parent
- Any stage