Resources

Basic Resources to help you solve your legal and related needs:

LawHelpMN: Factsheets and other information to help low-income Minnesotans solve their legal needs.
Minnesota Attorney General's Office: Information to help you avoid scams and protect your consumer rights.
I-CAN!: Online help filling out divorce or In Forma Pauperis forms to ask for a filing fee waiver.
Self-Help Center: The self-help center of the Minnesota State Court system.
Senior Link: Resources for elders.
Disability Link: Resources for disabled individuals.
Youth Corner: Resources for youth.
Health Care Link: Healthcare resources.
Emergency Help: Resources available when you need immediate help.
Family Help: Resources for adults, children, and families.
Homeless Help: services for homeless individuals.

Other resources:

Indian Law Resource Center
National Indian Child Welfare Association
Native American Rights Fund
Find Law Indian and Native Peoples Resources
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Law Reporter
Indian Law Review
Minnesota State Law Library: Pathfinder to American Indian Law
Great Lakes Indian Law Center
Minnesota American Indian Bar Association
National Native American Bar Assocation
Minnesota Indian Affairs Council
American Indian Policy Center
Tribal Law and Policy Institute
HUD's Office of Native American Programs
National Congress of American Indians
United States Committee on Indian Affairs