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Going to Court

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LawHelp Interactive Instructions for DIY Tools

Michigan Legal Help partners with LawHelp Interactive (LHI) to provide Do-It-Yourself tools. These tools guide you through creating forms that you can file in court or use to help resolve your legal issue.

Common Questions about Requesting an Interpreter

These are common questions about requesting an interpreter. 

Common Questions about Hiring a Lawyer

These are common questions about how to find and hire a lawyer, including finding and hiring a free or lower cost lawyer.

Requesting an Accommodation if You Are a Person with a Disability and Have to Go to Court

Michigan courts are committed to open access to their services. If you are a person with a disability and have to go to court, you can ask the court for an accommodation so you can fully take part in the court activity.

What to Do if You Are Sued

Being sued can be upsetting and intimidating. But, ignoring a court case isn’t going to help you deal with the problem. It will make the problem worse.

Hiring a Lawyer

If you think you might need a lawyer, read this article to learn about how to find a lawyer and what you can expect in the process.

Limited Scope Representation (LSR): A More Affordable Way to Hire a Lawyer

If you are looking for a more affordable way to get legal help, you can hire a limited scope representation (LSR) lawyer to help with just some parts of your case. Read this article to learn more about LSR and how to hire an LSR lawyer.

How to Fill Out, Serve, and File Court Forms

Michigan Legal Help has tools to fill many kinds of forms but we do not cover all areas. You may have a blank form that you need to fill out on your own. Read this article to learn more about how to fill out a blank court form.

Working with PDF Files

If you are e-Filing or sending documents to other parties in your case, you may need to use PDF files. Read this article to learn more about how to work with PDF files.

Safety and Privacy When Using Electronic Devices for Legal Matters

If you are using a computer, smartphone, or other device to find information related to legal matters, you may want to keep this private for many reasons. You might be concerned for your safety, or you may just prefer to keep your legal issue to yourself. Read this article to learn more about how to keep your information private and safe.

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