The Washoe County Law Library of the Second Judicial District Court has partnered with the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association to host special Lawyer in the Library events to celebrate Law Day 2022. These events will be held May 2 through May 5, 2022.
The theme for Law Day 2022 is “Toward a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change.”
Attorneys specializing in Family Law, Civil/General Law, Probate Law, Landlord/Tenant Law, and Pardons and Criminal Records Sealing will volunteer their time to provide participants with free legal assistance. All the volunteer attorneys are members of the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association.
These Lawyer in the Library events will be held throughout the week via Zoom. Participants may receive assistance from the comfort of their homes or can attend via computers in the Law Library or the Court’s Resource Center.
Those wishing to attend the following evening events must register ahead of time. Appointments can be scheduled by signing up at: www.washoecourts.com/LawLibrary/LawyerInLibrary. Each participant will receive up to 15 minutes of time with a licensed Nevada attorney at no charge.
The Washoe County Law Library’s mission is to enhance the access to justice by providing information and partnering with outside organizations to help ensure the legal needs of the community are addressed.
For further information, please contact the Law Library at 775-328-3250 or LawLibrary@washoecourts.us
Media Contact:
Emily Reed
lawlibrary@washoecourts.us
775.328.3250
About the Second Judicial District Court:
The Second Judicial District Court was established in 1910. The mission of the Second Judicial District Court is to provide timely, fair and efficient administration of justice under the law, in a manner that instills and sustains the public’s confidence in the judicial system. The Family Division of the Second Judicial District Court was established in 1990. The mission of the Second Judicial District Court’s Family Division is to provide fair, efficient, accessible justice under the law, which encourages alternative and non-adversarial dispute resolution, in a manner that serves the public and sustains confidence in the judicial branch of government. To learn more, please visit the Second Judicial District Court’s website at www.washoecourts.com.
