Solano Legal Access Center (SLAC) and Family Law Facilitator
CHANGE IN SERVICES
Starting Monday, April 30th, we will change how we offer our non-restraining order services as follows:
We will sign in a limited number of people when we open up in the morning. The people we sign in will be the only people we help that day.
This means:
If you need our help with a non-restraining order matter, you should be at our office at 8:15 AM on a Monday, Tuesday or Thursday. Being here when we open up will maximize your chance of being helped.
If you need help with a restraining order, be at our office any weekday between 8:15 AM and 2:00 PM.
AVISO CAMBIO DE SERVICIOS
SERVICIOS LIMITADOS
Empezando lunes, el 30 de Abril, 2012, habra cambios a los servicios sobre casos de familia
Servicios solamente lunes, martes y jueves
Limitados a los primeros quien llega y que se apuntan a la lista
CADA DIA HABRA UNA LISTA NUEVA
Para mejor chanza de apuntarse en la lista, llegan temprano, como a las 8:15 de la manana
Ayudamos con Ordenes de Restriccion cada dia entre 8:15 de la manana y 2:00 de la tarde.
Asistencia En Espanol:
Centro De Acceso Legal De Solano Y Consejeria De Derecho Familiar
Hay Asistencia Disponible Para Ordenes De Restriccion
We help people without lawyers with their family law cases.
We may be able to help you with:
- Divorce
- Child support
- Restraining orders
- Child custody
- Visitation
- Spousal support
- Guardianship
We are located at the Hall of Justice in Fairfield at 600 Union Avenue on the second floor. We are open every weekday except Wednesday from 815 am to 2 pm.
Please read:
We offer all of our services except help with final Judgments on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. On Fridays we only assist with restraining orders and final Judgments.
All services are available in Spanish on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
We operate on a first-come/first served basis. The earlier you come, the more likely it is that you will get the help you want. Be prepared to wait for help. It is a good idea to bring a book to read while you wait.
Do not bring children to our office. We will not help you if you bring children, unless you come for help with a restraining order.
We do not make appointments.
We cannot help you if you are represented by a lawyer.
Our hours are subject to change.
We cannot help you with the division of pensions, with complicated division of property and debt issues or with complicated enforcement issues. In the opinion of the Facilitator, these sorts of issues require the counsel of an experienced family law attorney.
No warranty is made, express or implied, and neither the Solano County Superior Court nor the Solano Legal Access Center assume any liability in connection with any use or result from use of the information provided by this office. No attorney-client privilege exists between you and this office and your communications with this office in any form are not confidential. This office is not your lawyer and not responsible for the outcome of your case. Consult with a private attorney before you make any major decisions in your case.
Need to Calculate Child Support?
You can use this website to calculate California guideline child support: http://www.childsup.ca.gov/Resources/CalculateChildSupport
Back to TopNeed Legal Forms?
Every California legal form can be found here: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/
Back to TopHelp With Restraining Orders
(Please note that computers can be monitored by your abuser. If this computer is not safe, access this information from a computer your abuser cannot access.)
- Online help with restraining orders can be found here: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/protection/dv/
- In-person help in Solano County can be found here: Help With Restraining Orders
More Self-Help Information
You may find this self-help information website provided by Contra Costa County Superior Court to be helpful. If you use this website, please keep in mind that some of the information is particular to Contra Costa County and will not apply to legal matters in Solano County.
Starting A Divorce
Information on starting a divorce or legal separation case in Solano County can be found here: How to Start a Divorce or Legal Separation
Back to TopChanging A Court Order
Information on how to ask your judge to change a court order can be found here: How to Ask for a Court Order + How to Ask to Change a Court Order
Back to TopCustody and Support Orders for Parents Who Are Not Married to Each Other
Information on asking the court to make custody and support orders when you and the other parent are not married to each other can be found here: Getting Child Custody, Visitation and Support Orders When You and the Other Parent are Not Married to Each Other
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