Shasta County Superior Court Family Law Facilitator's Office/Self Help Center

General Contact Information

1500 Court Street
Room 115
Redding, CA 96001

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How to Get Help

WALK-IN
Hours
  • Monday 8 am - noon and 1 - 4 pm
  • Wednesday 8 am - noon and 1 - 4 pm
  • Thursday 8 am - noon and 1 - 4 pm

Who We Are

Self Help Centers can assist with filling out paperwork and understanding court processes. However, the staff at these centers do not give legal advice or provide legal representation. This is because they are open to everyone in a community and must be able to provide help to both parties in a court case. Self Help Centers are a great option for people who are representing themselves in court or when they aren't eligible for legal aid.

Who We Serve

Area(s)
  • Shasta County
Cirumstances and languages in which interpreters are provided

The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self Help Center does not have interpreters on staff. It is best if you bring someone with you whom you trust to accurately translate questions and responses from your native language to English and vice versa. Do not use a child to interpret for you.

Is this organization accessible by wheelchair? No
Does this organization provide access for the hearing impaired? No

Type of Help

This group provides the following types of services based on your legal needs and its resources:
Description of Services

The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self-Help Center is operated under the supervision of an attorney. The attorney and her staff provide limited assistance to all self-represented parties regardless of income. Service is offered on a first-come, first-served basis during office hours, through telephone hotline, and through email. Due to limited resources, the lines can be quite long.

The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self-Help Center cannot give you legal advice, which means that the attorney and her staff cannot tell you what you should do in your particular case. To obtain legal advice, you must hire your own attorney. The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self Help Center can provide general information about the laws, rules, procedures and forms necessary to work your way through your court case. The office also provides referrals to other service organizations that may assist you.

The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self Help Center cannot represent you and the information you discuss is not confidential. No attorney-client relationship is created between you and the program attorney. The program provides services to both parties and may also assist a third party who has joined in the case. The Family Law Facilitator’s Office/Self Help Center cannot speak for you in court and is not responsible for the outcome of your case.

Last Review and Update: Dec 21, 2023
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