Referral service
Montana Courts — Parenting Plan Self-Help
Listed under Legal help & child support · Referral lines & navigators
About this service
SHLCs are staffed with employees and volunteers trained to assist you through the provision of legal information regarding your case. Interactions with SHLC staff do not establish an attorney-client relationship or any legally defined right-to-privacy on behalf of the customer.
The Court Help Program cannot give you legal advice or represent you in court. The goal of the program is to provide the information you need to understand your legal rights and responsibilities and to help you resolve legal problems on your own. Self Help Law Centers are located throughout the state to provide you with information and direct you to resources that will help you help yourself.
How to get help
NOTE: If you need a parenting plan as a part of your dissolution (divorce), refer to the Ending Your Marriage page. If you are unsure which process applies to your situation, link to our QUESTIONNAIRE for additional guidance.
Get help: Montana Courts — Parenting Plan Self-Help
- Phone
- (406) 258-3428
Who qualifies
If your case is not complicated to the point of requiring legal advice and/or legal representation
Cost
- Published cost
- The SHLC does not charge for legal information services.
- How families pay
- Free
Sources
- from courts.mt.gov/forms/childcustody updated
- from courts.mt.gov/selfhelp/Resources/index updated
- from courts.mt.gov/selfhelp/AbouttheProgram/FAQs updated
- from courts.mt.gov/external/selfhelp/docs/Supreme Court Help Pro… updated
- from courts.mt.gov/selfhelp/WestRegion updated