For those tangled in legal binds, Anoka County is summoning a beacon of hope with its upcoming Law Day events slated for Friday, May 3, offering free legal counsel and services to its citizens. From 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., residents will have the opportunity to sit down with attorneys for one-on-one consultations touching the essence of their legal struggles, ranging from the murky waters of expungement to the complexities of family and housing law disputes.
As part of the outreach, Anoka County Government Center will host the Expungement Clinic in Rooms 710 and 715, which beckons those with a past marred by court records to seek a future unshackled from such historical burdens, walk-in appointments are offered and individuals are encouraged to arrive equipped with their MNCIS Criminal Record and, if available, BCA records reports an announcement from the Anoka County officials.
Complementing this effort, the Family Law Clinic stands ready at the Anoka County Courthouse, where in the cocoon of Law Library E130, each 45-minute appointment will delve through the heartstrings of familial legalities allowing those affected to glean advice directly tailored to their situation. Appointments can be sought by dialing 763-760-6554.
The Housing Law Clinic completes the triumvirate, setting its stage in Room C246 of the Anoka County Government Center; ithere, justice is not blind to those facing evictions or other dwelling dilemmas, participants should check in outside Courtroom 240 with pertinent paperwork in hand. Additional details can be secured at 763-324-5560 or by reaching out via email to [email protected], and for those concerned with the mundane yet necessary worry of where to leave their vehicle during these consultations, free parking has courteously been provided in the adjacent ramp.
