Maui Self-Help Center
General Contact Information
www.courts.state.hi.us/general_information/access_to_justice_rooms_self_help_centers
- Phone
- 808-495-5527
How to Get Help
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| Address |
2145 Main Street
Hoapili Hale
Wailuku,
HI
96793
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| Phone Number | 808-495-5527 |
| Hours |
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| Information | Access by telephone for Molokai, Lanai and Hana residents is available only when the center is open. The Center does not accept voice messages. Maui residents need to show up at the Self-Help Center in person for assistance. |
Who We Are
The Self-Help Centers are staffed by volunteer attorneys and AmeriCorps Advocates. The attorney does not give legal advice but provides free legal information. The attorney and AmeriCorps Advocates may also help the center's visitors understand the court process and the filing of court forms.
How to Get Help
Maui residents need to show up at the Self-Help Center in person for assistance on Thursdays from 9:00am - 12:00pm.
Molokai, Lanai and Hana residents can call the center during its hours of operation. The Center does not accept voice messages.
Who We Serve
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| Cirumstances and languages in which interpreters are provided | Free interpreter services for most languages are available. You should inform court staff if such help is needed. |
| Is this organization accessible by wheelchair? | Yes |
| Does this organization provide access for the hearing impaired? | Yes |
| Eligibility Restrictions | We only help with civil legal matters. |
Type of Help
| This group provides the following types of services based on your legal needs and its resources: |
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| Description of Services | Volunteer Attorneys and an Americorps Advocate provide limited legal information to help self-represented litigants with District and Family Court civil matters. Assistance is provided for issues related to landlord cases, collection cases, District and Family Court temporary restraining orders, divorces, custody and other matters. Assistance may be given in the form of providing Court Forms, reviewing Court Documents for interpretation or to insure that the forms has been completed correctly. Additionally, volunteers try to answer as many procedural questions as possible. |