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Kane County Law Library & Self Help Legal Center - We help people find answers. We are open to all!

630-406-7126
Located on the 2nd floor
16th Judicial Circuit
37W777 IL Route 38, St. Charles, IL 60175

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For quick legal how-to's, many basic questions can be answered by visiting: Illinois Legal Aid Online​Access to Justice or IL Court Help​ 

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Divorce or Family Law issue

Domestic Violence, Order of Protection & Protective Orders issues​​

Housing issues including Eviction Landlord & Tenant​ | Foreclosure

Expungement or Sealing matter

Small Claims Court 

Traffic matter​ 

Unemployment appeal

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Ask a Lawyer a Question

Change a Birth Certificate​ ​

Change My Name and/or My Child's Name

Electronically File a Civil Case (eFile)

File an Appeal

File for Bankruptcy

Find Advance Directives & Power of Attorney​

Find Free or Low Cost Hotspots, Wi-Fi, & Internet Services​​​ (for attending remote/Zoom court)​

Find Free and Low Cost Legal Services for People with Disabilities

Find Immigration Information ​

Find Resources on Mental Health Services​ | Kane County

Find Shelter | ​Continuum of Care for Kane County​

Find Veterans Assistance

Learn About Civil Asset Forfeiture​

Learn About Judicial and Attorney Rules of Conduct​​

Review Practice Resources​​​

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Civil Mediator​

Family Court Mediator​

Guardian ad Litem

Parenting Coordinator​​

​I am representing myself and I need to learn about attending court...

Decoding Court Jargon: Understanding Common Procedural Terms

Legal Language 101: Understanding Key Terms in Court Cases

Navigating the Court System without a Lawyer: Essential Tips

Understanding Court Help: Legal Information vs. Legal Advice

Understanding Court Jargon: Understanding Common Procedural Terms, Spanish

Understanding Court Papers: What to Do After Being Served

Understanding Court Papers: What to Do After Being Served, Spanish