This class is designed specifically for a review of the introduction to eviction and notices.

We will discuss:

• A brief introduction to evictions,
• The types of notices currently available
• Referrals for additional information

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The Self-Help Legal Services phone lines are open Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Phone: (951) 274-4499 or (760) 393-2163

This Consumer Rights Clinic is provided by Inland County Legal Services in partnership with Riverside Superior Court. 

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ICLS is available for assistance via Zoom to those who qualify. Participants must: 

• Provide information about income and property to qualify for help.
• Have a copy of the complaint or the court case number.
• Have any records of public assistance you get

For questions, call: 888-245-4257 or email: Consumer@icls.org. 

Apply online on ICLS's website.

• ICLS will help with an answer to the lawsuit.
• ICLS will demand records from the people suing you.
• ICLS will try to negotiate a settlement or dismissal of the case.
• ICLS CANNOT promise you will win. 

For dates, locations and times, visit the Justice Partner Events Calendar. 

Assistance is available in Corona, Menifee, Moreno Valley, and Palms Springs at the dates and times listed on the Civil Self Help Events page. 

We can assist with the following civil matters:

• Residential Evictions
• Consumer Debt
• Name Changes
• Small Claims
• Civil Harassments
• Expungements

We cannot assist with the following civil matters:

• Limited or Unlimited Civil Cases
• Appeals, except for Small Claims
• Discovery, Subpoenas, and Law & Motion

Civil Forms Review is available to Self-Represented Litigants only.

Assistance is available in Corona, Indio, Menifee, and Palms Springs at the dates and times listed on the Self Help Legal Services Events page.

Self Help Brief Services

Self-Help Legal Services staff will be available to provide brief services which include explaining available resources, providing access to local and state forms, and scheduling one-on-one forms review appointments, workshops or other services.

Services are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please arrive early, as space may be limited.

• Services are only available to litigants who do not have an attorney.
• Court staff cannot provide legal advice.
• No attorney-client relationship is established through Self Help Legal Services.

Who can be assisted?

Customers seeking legal information, resources, and referrals in the areas of Civil (Residential Evictions, Small Claims, Name Changes, Criminal Expungements).