LAWYER IN THE LIBRARY NEW PARTNERSHIP Kane County Law Library and Self Help Legal Center expands its Lawyer in the Library Program to Gail Borden Public Library goers ST. CHARLES, IL, March 14, 2019 – Kane County Law Library and Self Help Legal Center will be growing its successful Lawyer in the Library program through a collaboration with Gail Borden Public Library. Starting on March 28, 2019 and then recurring on the fourth Thursday of every month, volunteering attorneys will be available for 15-minute meetings to assist Gail Borden Library goers with legal coaching, document review, referrals to other community services, e-filing court documents, and legal questions. The free, walk-in program does not require registration and will be from 6-8pm at the Main Library Grove Room. The first law firm to volunteer for the Gail Borden program is the Doyen Law Group, LLC., located in Elgin. The firm helps people with family, criminal, and general litigation matters throughout Kane County and the Chicagoland area. Halle Cox, Director of the Kane County Law Library and Self Help Legal Center says of the nine-year program: “I am excited to take our Lawyer in the Library program on the road and to bring services to people in our community who might otherwise not be able to take advantage of them.” Library goers attending the walk-in program should bring any paperwork relating to their legal matter. A Law Librarian and an Illinois JusticeCorps Fellow will also be on hand to guide people through resources to assist with e-filing court documents.