Are you representing yourself?  If so, the Self-Help Center is here to assist you with a better understanding of court and legal terminology, procedural court questions, and figuring out what's the next step in your case.  

Self-Represented Litigant Coordinator (Sherlock)

Available in person at the Self-Help Center, by email 04SelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us, by WebEx appointment, or by phone.  Call 719-452-5100 to schedule a WebEx appointment.  If emailing or leaving a voicemail message, please allow 48 hours for a response.

• Need help with your court paperwork?  Feel "alone" in the Justice System?
• Questions about court procedures?
• Trying to figure out the next step in your case or what to file next?
• WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU!  Our goal is to assist you in being as prepared, as possible, for court; so, you may achieve the most efficient and fair outcome while representing yourself in court.
• We will do all we can to help you; however, please remember we are not lawyers and cannot provide legal advice

Are you seeking legal advice or assistance from an Attorney?

• Free legal advice from local attorneys is available every Wednesday from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. MST via the Call-A-Lawyer program.  You may call 719-473-6212 during those hours to receive brief legal advice from a licensed attorney. 
• For a criminal case - request the appointment of a Public Defender. (Adult) (Minor) (Formulario en Espanol)
• The Civil Pro Bono Project  - forms to request the appointment of an Attorney for all case types with the exception of criminal are located here. 

Other Resources:

• Legal Resource Guide
• Presenting Evidence in Court Brochure  - English / Spanish
• T.E.S.S.A.

Family Court Facilitators

Do you need assistance with your domestic (divorce, child custody, family matter) case?

Contact your Family Court Facilitator via email directly:
Nicolle Rugh - nicolle.rugh@judicial.state.co.us
Eric Burton - eric.burton@judicial.state.co.us
Cecilia Wall - cecilia.wall@judicial.state.co.us
Michael Vigil - michael.vigil@judicial.state.co.us

For general family matter questions, you may call Family Court Facilitator's Office at (719) 452-5104.