Our staff can help:
Ask a Question
We can provide answers about court processes and services
Provide Forms
Find and download court forms for various legal matters and court proceedings
Review Forms
We’re happy to review your forms for completeness during business hours
Legal Resources
We can provide links to information, law libraries, and legal resources
Our staff cannot tell you your best course of action or provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, you must contact an attorney.
Free kiosks are located throughout the county.
At the FREE kiosks, you can access and print legal self-help center forms at no cost, attend a hearing or Friend of the Court meeting via Zoom, electronically file Court documents (Mifile), pay fines and costs, and more.
Family Justice Center
12240 Fillmore St
West Olive, MI 49460
Hudsonville Courthouse
3100 Port Sheldon St
Hudsonville, MI 49426
Holland Courthouse
85 W 8th St
Holland, MI 49423
Latin Americans United For Progress
430 W 17th St #31
Holland, MI 49423, USA
Howard Miller Public Library
14 S Church St
Zeeland, MI 49464
Herrick District Library - Main Library
300 S River Ave
Holland, MI 49423
Coopersville Area District Library
333 Ottawa St
Coopersville, MI 49404
Resilience: Advocates for Ending Violence
Spring Lake District Library
123 E Exchange St
Spring Lake, MI 49456
Representing Yourself?
You must be able to:
- Understand laws relevant to your issues
- Understand court processes
- Identify which court paperwork is correct for your purposes
- Understand how to complete court paperwork
- Complete all steps of the court process in a timely manner
- Attend court hearings
- Keep organized
Lawyer Referral
Attorneys listed on the websites linked below are not pro bono attorneys. In most instances, if you decide to hire an attorney, he or she will expect to be paid.
Volunteer & Internship Opportunities
Are you a student or professional with legal knowledge and customer service skills? Volunteer or intern with the Legal Self-Help Center and gain valuable experience while giving back to your community. Volunteers provide information on legal processes, assist patrons in filling out forms, review paperwork for completeness, and direct patrons on how and where to file.