Explaining the Law and Providing Self-Help Information for Low-Income Iowans
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Bringing a Case on Your Own
General information for bringing a case on your own with links to other information on the website of the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Iowa.
By: U.S. District Court, Southern District of Iowa
Common Legal Terms
(Separate Website)
An online glossary of legal terms from A to W
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
How to Represent Yourself in Court
(Separate Website)
A website for people searching for legal assistance, general information about juvenile court and divorce laws, and forms and guidance to assist you in representing yourself in certain court cases.
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Iowa Court Fees
(Separate Website)
List of Iowa Civil Court fees
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Iowa Courts Attorney Discipline Information
(Separate Website)
Information and a form to complain about the professional conduct of an attorney.
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Iowa Courts Public Information
(Separate Website)
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Legal Terms
(Separate Website)
An online glossary of legal terms from A to W.
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Limited Representation from an Attorney
(Separate Website)
Work with an attorney to get help with part of your legal problem or forms.
By: Iowa Legal Aid
List of Iowa Civil Court Fees
(Separate Website)
A list of all types of fees for cases in the Iowa Courts.
By: Iowa Judicial Branch
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Tribal Court
(Separate Website)
By: Ponca Tribe of Nebraska
Tribal Court of the Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa
(Separate Website)
An integrated judicial department consisting of a court of appeals, a trial court, and such lower or intermediate courts as the Tribal Council deems necessary to resolve disputes.
By: Tribal Court of the Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa
US District Court for Northern Iowa Self-Help Tools
(Separate Website)
US District Court for Northern Iowa Self-Help Tools for Federal Cases.
By: US Courts Website
Winnebago Tribal Court
(Separate Website)
The Tribal court exists to resolve civil conflicts and to enforce the criminal law in a just and equitable manner. The Tribal Court holds general jurisdiction for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska.
By: Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska
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