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There are a number of additional online resources that are outside of the Placer County Superior Court that can be used to help you in your legal matter.
California Courts Self-help Center
This website is maintained by the California Judicial Council and has all of the statewide court forms used in California Courts. It also has an excellent Self-Help section.
Centro de Ayuda de las Cortes de California
Este sitio web es mantenido por el Consejo Judicial de California y tiene todas las formas de corte estatal usadas en las cortes de California. También cuenta con una excelente sección de autoayuda.
California Courts Instructional Materials
Provides informational materials, instructions, and videos providing basic legal information and explanation about the court process in a variety of matters. It also includes templates and sample pleadings developed by self-help centers to assist self-represented litigants in completing forms and pleadings.
Legal Services of Northern California
Provides services for low income clients. Phone and in-person appointments available. Also offers weekly self-help clinics for help with family law matters, temporary restraining orders, and other civil matters.
Due to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, Legal Services of Northern California is assisting customers remotely. You can reach a staff member to discuss your case by calling (530) 823-7560 or emailing legalselfhelp19@gmail.com.
Placer County Law Library
The Placer County Law Library (PCLL), located in Auburn, provides free access to a comprehensive collection of legal online and print services, forms, how-to guides and other useful materials. Telephone reference (530-537-2078) and email document retrieval services are available at no cost. PCLL is now open and operating on a limited schedule with limited capacity. Covid-19 protocols are in place. For additional information please consult the PCLL website at www.placer.ca.gov/1841/Placer-County-Law-Library
Lawhelp.org
Provides information on legal issues and local Self-Help resources for all fifty states. This can be a helpful starting point for dealing with out of state cases.
California State Bar
Research attorney's who can practice law in the state of California.