Name:	Second Judicial District Court - Family Court Self-Help Center
Brief Description:	Provides fill-in-the-blank forms and packets with instructions for individuals who are representing themselves in Family Court. The Self-Help Center does not provide legal representation or legal advice.
Website Address:	http://www.washoecourts.com/index.cfm?page=selfhelp Family Court Forms Available on the website.
Services:	Information about Court procedures Notary services for Self-Help Center forms Referrals to legal resources and appropriate services Packets and forms for such matters as divorces, custody, visitation, child support, adult and minor guardianships, name changes, annulments, and legal separations.
Target Population:	Residents of Washoe County - Second Judicial District
Address:	One South Sierra, Reno, NV 89501 North tower on the first floor of the new Courthouse at the corner Sierra & Court Streets.
Email:	Email: fcf@mail.co.washoe.nv.us
Eligibility:	There are no income or residency requirements. Please note that the Family Court Self-Help Center will not assist persons who are represented by private attorneys.
Appointment Needed:	No
Phone:	(775) 325-6731 (Cannot return messages left on voicemail.)
Hours:	Monday through Friday 8:30 am until noon (must sign-in before 11:40 am) and afternoon -except Wednesdays- from 1:30 pm until 4:30 pm (must sign-in before 4:10 pm). The Self-Help Center is CLOSED to the public on Wednesday afternoons.
Service Area:	Second Judicial District Staff will assist residents who live outside the Second Judicial District, but forms are only approved for the Second Judicial District Court - Family Division.
Counties:	Washoe County
Provides Language Services:	Limited
Languages:	Spanish
Language Service Arrangements Needed:	No special arrangements are needed. Language services are limited to the availability of the Self-Help Center’s one Spanish speaking staff member.
Subjects:	Family Law
Mission:	The Family Division of the Second Judicial District Court is committed to ensuring equal access to the legal process for all litigants involved in Family Court proceedings. For that purpose, the Family Court Self-Help Center provides information and resources to litigants who represent themselves and who would not otherwise have access to legal assistance or who choose to represent themselves, regardless of their financial status.