Conciliation Court and Collecting Money

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Fact Sheets

Notaries in Minnesota and “Notario” Fraud
Conciliation Court
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Other Resources

Booklets

Dealing With Debt
Most families face debt at some time or another. Losing a job, losing public assistance benefits, sudden medical bills, or divorce can push a family into debt. There are many ways creditors can try to collect debts. Two of the most common…
Source: Education for Justice

Do-It-Yourself Forms

Court Fee Waiver (IFP) - Do it Yourself
Welcome! This free program helps you create the forms to ask the court for a Fee Waiver. These forms are also called an In Forma Pauperis, or IFP. The program works by asking you…
Source: Education for Justice

Helpful Websites

Tips for Representing Yourself in Court - Minnesota State Courts
Author: Minnesota Courts

Tips to help if you are representing yourself in court, or deciding whether or not to hire a lawyer.

Go to the website: Representing Yourself in Court - Minnesota Courts
Conciliation Court Handbook - Minnesota Attorney General's Office
Author: Minnesota Attorney General's Office

Guide to conciliation court.

Go to the website: Conciliation Court Handbook - Minnesota Attorney General's Office
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