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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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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.​​​​

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Aurora Public Library District 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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Bridging the Kane County Courthouse to the Community Video Series

This 14-part short video series was created in an effort to make the Kane County Court System easier to understand and use by our community. Legal topics ​include what to expect when going to court, how to find your court information, what to do if your teen gets a traffic ticket, getting married at a Kane County Courthouse, and more.

View the series on the 16th Circuit's YouTube playlist.​​

Watch the Kane County Law Library & Self Help Legal Center: Open to All​ video to find out everything the Law Library has to offer.

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Read​ the 2026 Spring/Summer Edition​​