Name:	Clark County Family Law Self-Help Center
Brief Description:	The Center provides court approved fill-in- the-blank forms and assistance with family court practice and procedure
Website Address:	http://www.clarkcountycourts.us/shc/
Services:	The Self-Help Center provides general information on Nevada family law topics and family court practice and procedure to self-represented individuals. Other services include: •Notary services free of charge for all Self-Help Center forms •Access to legal materials such as the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) •Public computers are available to complete Self-Help Center forms •Form packets •A listing of local family law attorneys •The Ask a Lawyer program which provides self-represented individuals a free fifteen minute consultation with a lawyer for family law questions. •Child Support Informational Class Family Law Subjects: Annulment-Bench Warrant-Child Support-Child Visitation-Court Orders-Custody-Discovery-Divorce-Domestication of a Foreign Judgment-Emancipation-Enforcement of Court Orders-Fee Waiver-Guardianship-Mental Commitment-Name Change-Paternity-Separate Maintenance-Trial-Work Permit for children under 14 years old (not for actors or athletes)
Target Population:	Self-represented individuals with matters before the Eighth Judicial District Court – Family Division.
Address:	601 N Pecos Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Eligibility:	The Self-Help Center only provides services to self-represented individuals.
Phone:	(702) 455-1500, voice mail information system available in Spanish (702) 455-2500
Hours:	Monday though Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Customers must arrive at least 15 minutes prior to closing to receive assistance.
Service Area:	Clark County
Counties:	Clark County
Provides Language Services:	Yes
Languages:	Spanish and other languages with advance notice.
Language Service Arrangements Needed:	Varies
Subjects:	Family Law
Mission:	The Family Law Self-Help Center is dedicated to serving the community by providing informed access, education, information, and support services to self-represented individuals having legal matters before Family Court.