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Kane County Law Library & Self Help Legal Center - We help people find answers. We are open to all!

630-406-7126
Located on the 2nd floor
16th Judicial Circuit
37W777 IL Route 38, St. Charles, IL 60175

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Attention local lawyers – volunteering for law library prog​rams is now EVEN EASIER!  Click the SIGN UP button, select the program, date, and time for which you want to volunteer and hit submit.  ​

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Kane Courts Quarterly Newsletter

Sign up with your email address to receive the Kane Courts Quarterly, a digital newsletter designed to keep you informed about the latest happenings in our court system delivered right to your email inbox. ​​​

Read​ our 2025 Fall newsletter​.

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Bridging the Kane County Courthouse to the Community Video Series

This new video series was created in an effort to make the Kane County Court System easier to understand and use by the community. The first two videos, The Role of the Kane County Court System and What to Do If Your Child Gets a Ticket are now available and more topics will be released soon, including getting married at a Kane County Courthouse, what to expect when you are going to court, how to eFile, and serving as a juror.​​

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Aurora Public Library District has recently launched a Court Access Library Center with dedicated equipment allowing people to appear in court remotely, find legal information and resources, and access court documents online. This is a new pilot program​ in some of Illinois’ public libraries aimed at helping people navigate the legal system.

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Zoom Court Hearings

Attend a remote (Zoom) court hearing

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Legal Advice vs. Legal Information

Ever wondered why court staff can’t tell you what you should do next? This video​ from the National Center for State Courts​ explains why court staff can provide legal information but cannot provide legal advice.​​