Where is Judge Judy when you need her?

Legal problems?   Tenant’s rights?  Living trusts?  Library staff can’t offer legal advice, but we now have a subscription to Ebsco’s Legal Information Reference Center.  It contains full-text publications and legal forms. The legal reference books are provided through Nolo­, the nation's oldest and most respected provider of legal information for consumers and small businesses. State-specific legal forms are searchable by subject areas including Adoption, Bankruptcy, Name Changes and more. 

You can find information on Business & Investing,  Consumer, copyright, divorce, estate planning, forms, Government & Legal, house buying, law -- United States, law and legislation, Nolo, small business, taxation, and wills.

You can also find these popular legal forms:

• Accident Claims
• Bankruptcy
• Buying a House
• Consulting & Contracting
• Divorce
• Getting a Green Card
• Human Resources
• Living Trusts
• Patents
• Personal Injury
• Selling a House
• Wills

Here is one access point to the database: http://www.sccl.org/research/articles/resources/government-legal.  Or, on our home page, just use the search box to search for the keyword “legal” (after selecting the "website" option under the search box).