MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Anoka County to Host Law Day Event Offering Free Legal Services May 1

ANOKA, MN (May 1, 2026) Anoka County will host its annual Law Day event on Friday, May 1, offering free legal assistance and resources to residents at the Anoka County Government Center and Courthouse, 2100 3rd Ave. N., from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The event is open to the public and provides direct access to attorneys, court staff, and service providers to address a range of legal issues. County officials position the event as part of ongoing efforts to improve access to legal services and help residents resolve matters that may affect employment, housing, and financial stability.

Services Available

Legal clinics and assistance will be offered in the following areas:

• Criminal expungement
• Family law
• Housing and tenant matters
• General civil issues
• Driver’s license reinstatement and compliance
• Unpaid fines
• Warrant resolution

These services are designed to assist individuals with both immediate legal concerns and longer-term issues, including clearing eligible criminal records, resolving court-related debt, and addressing civil disputes.

Appointments and Access

While some services may be available on a walk-in basis, appointments are recommended for several high-demand clinics, including family law, civil matters, driver’s license assistance, and unpaid fines.

Appointments can be scheduled in advance using the following contact numbers:

• Family Law Clinic: 763-760-6808
• Civil, Driver’s License, and Unpaid Fine Clinics: 763-760-6331

Pre-scheduling is intended to reduce wait times and allow for more comprehensive consultations.

Event Logistics

Attendees are required to check in at the Government Center atrium upon arrival before proceeding to their assigned clinic or service area.

Context

Law Day is recognized nationally on May 1 and is intended to promote public understanding of the legal system and access to justice. Locally, Anoka County’s event focuses on providing practical, no-cost legal assistance to residents facing common legal challenges, including court fines, license suspensions, and housing-related disputes.

Anoka County, part of the Twin Cities metropolitan region, serves more than 360,000 residents, making events like Law Day a key point of access for legal support services across the community.

Event Details

• Date: Friday, May 1, 2026
• Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
• Location: Anoka County Government Center and Courthouse
  2100 3rd Ave. N., Anoka, MN
• Cost: Free and open to the public

Residents seeking legal assistance are encouraged to attend, with early arrival or advance appointments recommended for priority services.

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