FAQs • Hamilton County, IN • CivicEngage

What can the Center help you with?: We can help you e-file. Specifically, Hamilton County residents who need help e-filing in civil cases. We can also help qualified eligible unrepresented litigants who need assistance with forms completion.

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Court - Legal Self-Help Center

1. What can the Center help you with?: We can help you e-file. Specifically, Hamilton County residents who need help e-filing in civil cases. We can also help qualified eligible unrepresented litigants who need assistance with forms completion.

3. What are the eligibility requirements?: You must meet certain financial standards set by the State to utilize all services. Limited services are available to participants who do not meet the financial eligibility standards and/or own substantial assets.

4. What forms does the Center assist with the completion of?: Indiana Supreme Court forms that are on the Court’s website (e.g. child support, contempt, continuance, divorce, fee waiver, name change, etc.).

5. How do I go about getting assistance for e-filing?: Call 317.776.8428 or email legalselfhelp@hamiltoncounty.in.gov to schedule an appointment with the attorney.

6. How do I go about getting assistance with forms completion?: Complete the intake packet found at our Legal Self-Help Center and email the application to legalselfhelp@hamiltoncounty.in.gov or mail the application to: Court Administration, Attn: Legal Self Help Center, 1 Hamilton County Square, Suite 313, Noblesville, IN 46060. Once your intake packet has been reviewed, the attorney will contact you to schedule an appointment with the attorney.