Georgia Pro Se Help: Free Court Self-Help Centers and Legal Aid by County

Pro se means representing yourself. In Georgia, free help for pro se parents comes from two places: the court's own self-help programs and nonprofit legal aid. Find your county below to see exactly who to call, or type your city in the search box.

Statewide: Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Georgia court system's hub of self-help guides, forms and law library links for people handling their own case.

Appling County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Baxley, Graham, and Surrency.

Atkinson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Pearson and Willacoochee.

Bacon County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Alma.

Baker County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Newton.

Baldwin County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Milledgeville.

Banks County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Alto, Baldwin, Gillsville, Homer, Lula, and Maysville.

Barrow County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Auburn, Bethlehem, Braselton, Carl, Statham, and Winder.

Bartow County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Adairsville, Cartersville, Emerson, Euharlee, Kingston, Taylorsville, and White.

Ben Hill County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Fitzgerald.

Berrien County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Alapaha, Enigma, Nashville, and Ray City.

Bibb County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Macon-Bibb County.

Bleckley County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Allentown and Cochran.

Brantley County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hoboken and Nahunta.

Brooks County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Barwick, Morven, Pavo, and Quitman.

Bryan County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Pembroke and Richmond Hill.

Bulloch County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Brooklet, Portal, Register, and Statesboro.

Burke County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Blythe, Girard, Keysville, Midville, Sardis, Vidette, and Waynesboro.

Butts County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Flovilla, Jackson, and Jenkinsburg.

Calhoun County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Arlington, Edison, Leary, and Morgan.

Camden County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Kingsland, St. Marys, and Woodbine.

Candler County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Metter and Pulaski.

Carroll County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bowdon, Bremen, Carrollton, Mount Zion, Roopville, Temple, Villa Rica, and Whitesburg.

Catoosa County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Fort Oglethorpe and Ringgold.

Charlton County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Folkston and Homeland.

Chatham County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bloomingdale, Garden City, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Savannah, Thunderbolt, Tybee Island, and Vernonburg.

Chattahoochee County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cusseta-Chattahoochee County.

Chattooga County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Lyerly, Menlo, Summerville, and Trion.

Cherokee County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ball Ground, Canton, Holly Springs, Mountain Park, Nelson, Waleska, and Woodstock.

Clarke County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bogart and Winterville.

Clay County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bluffton and Fort Gaines.

Clayton County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, phone (404) 524-5811. Covers College Park, Forest Park, Jonesboro, Lake City, Lovejoy, Morrow, and Riverdale.

Clinch County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Argyle, Du Pont, Fargo, and Homerville.

Cobb County: court help from Cobb County Law Library, phone (770) 528-1884, email lawlibrary@cobbcounty.gov. Free legal aid from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, phone (404) 524-5811. Covers Acworth, Austell, Kennesaw, Marietta, Powder Springs, Roswell, and Smyrna.

Coffee County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ambrose, Broxton, Douglas, and Nicholls.

Colquitt County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Berlin, Doerun, Ellenton, Funston, Moultrie, Norman Park, and Omega.

Columbia County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Grovetown and Harlem.

Cook County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Adel, Cecil, Lenox, and Sparks.

Coweta County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Chattahoochee Hills, Grantville, Haralson, Moreland, Newnan, Palmetto, Senoia, Sharpsburg, and Turin.

Crawford County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Roberta.

Crisp County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Arabi and Cordele.

Dade County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Trenton.

Dawson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Dawsonville.

Decatur County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Attapulgus, Bainbridge, Brinson, and Climax.

DeKalb County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, phone (404) 524-5811. Covers Atlanta, Avondale Estates, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Clarkston, Decatur, Doraville, Dunwoody, Lithonia, Pine Lake, Stone Mountain, and Stonecrest.

Dodge County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Chauncey, Chester, Eastman, Milan, and Rhine.

Dooly County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Byromville, Dooling, Lilly, Pinehurst, Unadilla, and Vienna.

Dougherty County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Albany.

Douglas County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Austell, Douglasville, and Villa Rica.

Early County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Arlington, Blakely, Damascus, and Jakin.

Echols County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Echols County.

Effingham County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Guyton, Rincon, and Springfield.

Elbert County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bowman and Elberton.

Emanuel County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Adrian, Garfield, Nunez, Oak Park, Stillmore, Summertown, Swainsboro, and Twin City.

Evans County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bellville, Claxton, Daisy, and Hagan.

Fannin County: court help from Appalachian Family Law Information Center, phone (706) 299-1444, email appfamilylawcenter@yahoo.com. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Blue Ridge, McCaysville, and Morganton.

Fayette County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Brooks, Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Tyrone, and Woolsey.

Floyd County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cave Spring and Rome.

Forsyth County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cumming.

Franklin County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Canon, Carnesville, Franklin Springs, Lavonia, Martin, and Royston.

Fulton County: court help from Justice Resource Center, phone (404) 612-2789. Free legal aid from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, phone (404) 524-5811. Covers Alpharetta, Atlanta, Chattahoochee Hills, College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Palmetto, and Roswell.

Gilmer County: court help from Appalachian Family Law Information Center, phone (706) 299-1444, email appfamilylawcenter@yahoo.com. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers East Ellijay and Ellijay.

Glascock County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Edge Hill, Gibson, and Mitchell.

Glynn County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Brunswick.

Gordon County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Calhoun, Fairmount, Plainville, Ranger, and Resaca.

Grady County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cairo and Whigham.

Greene County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Greensboro, Siloam, Union Point, White Plains, and Woodville.

Gwinnett County: court help from Homer M. Stark Law Library, phone (770) 822-8575, email StarkLawLibrary@gwinnettcounty.com. Free legal aid from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, phone (404) 524-5811. Covers Auburn, Berkeley Lake, Braselton, Buford, Dacula, Duluth, Grayson, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Loganville, Norcross, and Peachtree Corners.

Habersham County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Alto, Baldwin, Clarkesville, Cornelia, Demorest, Mount Airy, and Tallulah Falls.

Hall County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Braselton, Buford, Clermont, Flowery Branch, Gainesville, Gillsville, Lula, Oakwood, and Rest Haven.

Hancock County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Sparta.

Haralson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bremen, Buchanan, Tallapoosa, Temple, and Waco.

Harris County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hamilton, Pine Mountain, Shiloh, Waverly Hall, and West Point.

Hart County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bowersville, Canon, Hartwell, Lavonia, and Royston.

Heard County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Centralhatchee, Ephesus, and Franklin.

Henry County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hampton, Locust Grove, McDonough, and Stockbridge.

Houston County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Centerville, Perry, and Warner Robins.

Irwin County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Fitzgerald and Ocilla.

Jackson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Arcade, Braselton, Commerce, Hoschton, Jefferson, Maysville, Nicholson, Pendergrass, and Talmo.

Jasper County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Monticello and Shady Dale.

Jeff Davis County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Denton and Hazlehurst.

Jefferson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Avera, Bartow, Louisville, Stapleton, Wadley, and Wrens.

Jenkins County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Millen.

Johnson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Adrian, Kite, and Wrightsville.

Jones County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Gray.

Lamar County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Aldora, Barnesville, and Milner.

Lanier County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Lakeland and Ray City.

Laurens County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Allentown, Cadwell, Dexter, Dublin, Dudley, East Dublin, Montrose, and Rentz.

Lee County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Leesburg and Smithville.

Liberty County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Allenhurst, Flemington, Gumbranch, Hinesville, Midway, Riceboro, and Walthourville.

Lincoln County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Lincolnton.

Long County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ludowici.

Lowndes County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Dasher, Hahira, Lake Park, Remerton, and Valdosta.

Lumpkin County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Dahlonega.

McDuffie County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Dearing and Thomson.

McIntosh County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Darien.

Macon County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ideal, Marshallville, Montezuma, and Oglethorpe.

Madison County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Carlton, Colbert, Comer, Danielsville, Hull, Ila, and Royston.

Marion County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Buena Vista.

Meriwether County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Gay, Greenville, Haralson, Lone Oak, Luthersville, Manchester, Pine Mountain, Warm Springs, and Woodbury.

Miller County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Colquitt.

Mitchell County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Baconton, Camilla, Meigs, Pelham, and Sale City.

Monroe County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Culloden and Forsyth.

Montgomery County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ailey, Alston, Higgston, Mount Vernon, Tarrytown, Uvalda, and Vidalia.

Morgan County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bostwick, Buckhead, Madison, and Rutledge.

Murray County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Chatsworth and Eton.

Muscogee County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Columbus.

Newton County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Covington, Mansfield, Newborn, Oxford, Porterdale, and Social Circle.

Oconee County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bishop, Bogart, North High Shoals, and Watkinsville.

Oglethorpe County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Arnoldsville, Crawford, Lexington, and Maxeys.

Paulding County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Braswell, Dallas, and Hiram.

Peach County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Byron, Fort Valley, Perry, and Warner Robins.

Pickens County: court help from Appalachian Family Law Information Center, phone (706) 299-1444, email appfamilylawcenter@yahoo.com. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Jasper, Nelson, and Talking Rock.

Pierce County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Blackshear, Offerman, Patterson, and Waycross.

Pike County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Concord, Meansville, Molena, Williamson, and Zebulon.

Polk County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Aragon, Braswell, Cedartown, Rockmart, and Taylorsville.

Pulaski County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hawkinsville.

Putnam County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Eatonton.

Quitman County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Georgetown-Quitman County.

Rabun County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Clayton, Dillard, Mountain City, Sky Valley, Tallulah Falls, and Tiger.

Randolph County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cuthbert and Shellman.

Richmond County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Blythe and Hephzibah.

Rockdale County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Conyers.

Schley County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ellaville.

Screven County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hiltonia, Newington, Oliver, Rocky Ford, and Sylvania.

Seminole County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Donalsonville and Iron City.

Spalding County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Griffin, Orchard Hill, and Sunny Side.

Stephens County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Avalon, Martin, and Toccoa.

Stewart County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Lumpkin and Richland.

Sumter County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Americus, Andersonville, De Soto, Leslie, and Plains.

Talbot County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Geneva, Junction City, Manchester, Talbotton, and Woodland.

Taliaferro County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Crawfordville and Sharon.

Tattnall County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cobbtown, Collins, Glennville, Manassas, and Reidsville.

Taylor County: court help from Chattahoochee Family Law Information Center. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Butler and Reynolds.

Telfair County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Jacksonville, Lumber City, McRae-Helena, Milan, and Scotland.

Terrell County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Bronwood, Dawson, Parrott, and Sasser.

Thomas County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Barwick, Boston, Coolidge, Meigs, Ochlocknee, Pavo, and Thomasville.

Tift County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Omega, Tifton, and Ty Ty.

Toombs County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Lyons, Santa Claus, and Vidalia.

Towns County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hiawassee and Young Harris.

Treutlen County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Soperton.

Troup County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Hogansville, LaGrange, and West Point.

Turner County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Ashburn, Rebecca, and Sycamore.

Twiggs County: court help from Middle Georgia Justice Self Help Center, phone (478) 238-0224, email info@mgajustice.org. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Allentown, Danville, and Jeffersonville.

Union County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Blairsville.

Upson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Thomaston and Yatesville.

Walker County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Chickamauga, Fort Oglethorpe, LaFayette, Lookout Mountain, and Rossville.

Walton County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Between, Good Hope, Jersey, Loganville, Monroe, Social Circle, and Walnut Grove.

Ware County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Waycross.

Warren County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Camak, Norwood, and Warrenton.

Washington County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Davisboro, Deepstep, Harrison, Oconee, Riddleville, Sandersville, and Tennille.

Wayne County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Jesup, Odum, and Screven.

Webster County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Webster County.

Wheeler County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Alamo, Glenwood, McRae-Helena, and Scotland.

White County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cleveland and Helen.

Whitfield County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Cohutta, Dalton, Tunnel Hill, and Varnell.

Wilcox County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Abbeville, Pineview, Pitts, and Rochelle.

Wilkes County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Rayle, Tignall, and Washington.

Wilkinson County: court help from Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Allentown, Danville, Gordon, Irwinton, Ivey, McIntyre, and Toomsboro.

Worth County: court help from Southwest Georgia Legal Self-Help Center, phone (229) 302-3295. Free legal aid from Georgia Legal Services Program, phone (833) 457-7529. Covers Poulan, Sumner, Sylvester, and Warwick.

Where can I get free help with a family court case in Georgia without a lawyer? Start with Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources, run by Judicial Council of Georgia, Administrative Office of the Courts. 39 of 159 counties also have their own local court help listed on this page. For free legal advice, contact Georgia Legal Services Program and Atlanta Legal Aid Society if you qualify by income.

Does every Georgia county have its own self-help center? No. 39 of 159 counties have local court help listed here. Every other county is served by Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources, which you can call or visit online from anywhere in Georgia.

Who gives free legal aid in Georgia? Georgia is served by 2 federally funded legal aid offices: Georgia Legal Services Program and Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Each one serves set counties, so check the listing for your county. Help is free for people who qualify, usually by income.

What is a court self-help center? It is a free help desk run by or for the court for people handling their own case without a lawyer. Staff can explain which forms you need, how to fill them out, how filing and service work, and what happens next. They are not your lawyer, so they cannot tell you what to ask for or how to argue your case.

What is the difference between a self-help center and legal aid? A self-help center helps anyone who walks in or calls, whatever their income, with forms and court steps. A legal aid office is a nonprofit law office that can give free legal advice and sometimes a free lawyer, but only to people who qualify, usually by income. Many parents use both.

What should I have ready before I call? Your county, your case number if you have one, the names of both parents and the children, any papers you were served, and any deadline or hearing date. Write down the date you called, who you spoke to, and what they told you.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get free help with a family court case in Georgia without a lawyer?

Start with Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources, run by Judicial Council of Georgia, Administrative Office of the Courts. 39 of 159 counties also have their own local court help listed on this page. For free legal advice, contact Georgia Legal Services Program and Atlanta Legal Aid Society if you qualify by income.

Does every Georgia county have its own self-help center?

No. 39 of 159 counties have local court help listed here. Every other county is served by Georgia Courts Self-Help Resources, which you can call or visit online from anywhere in Georgia.

Who gives free legal aid in Georgia?

Georgia is served by 2 federally funded legal aid offices: Georgia Legal Services Program and Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Each one serves set counties, so check the listing for your county. Help is free for people who qualify, usually by income.

What is a court self-help center?

It is a free help desk run by or for the court for people handling their own case without a lawyer. Staff can explain which forms you need, how to fill them out, how filing and service work, and what happens next. They are not your lawyer, so they cannot tell you what to ask for or how to argue your case.

What is the difference between a self-help center and legal aid?

A self-help center helps anyone who walks in or calls, whatever their income, with forms and court steps. A legal aid office is a nonprofit law office that can give free legal advice and sometimes a free lawyer, but only to people who qualify, usually by income. Many parents use both.

What should I have ready before I call?

Your county, your case number if you have one, the names of both parents and the children, any papers you were served, and any deadline or hearing date. Write down the date you called, who you spoke to, and what they told you.