Julissa De Haro
Employment · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #367400 · Admitted 2025
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The capital county: government, regulatory, and writ practice run deep, and the Third District Court of Appeal sits downtown alongside the Schaber Courthouse. This page is the registry's record for Sacramento County: the court, the cities on the roll, and the attorneys indexed from official State Bar of California records.
Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento.
County seat: Sacramento
Official court information, locations, and filing rules: www.saccourt.ca.gov
The registry currently details Sacramento, Folsom for Sacramento County, with every California city on the State Bar roll indexed as verification completes. Venue for most civil matters arising in the county lies with the Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento.
Employment · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #367400 · Admitted 2025
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Estate Planning · Folsom · Sacramento County
Bar #269684 · Admitted 2010
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Estate Planning · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #350342 · Admitted 2023
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Bankruptcy · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #243746 · Admitted 2006
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Family Law · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #340566 · Admitted 2021
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Estate Planning · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #316943 · Admitted 2017
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Business Law · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #360460 · Admitted 2025
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Business Law · Sacramento · Sacramento County
Bar #91593 · Admitted 1980
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Immigration · Folsom · Sacramento County
Bar #356051 · Admitted 2024
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Civil Rights · Carmichael · Sacramento County
Bar #332633 · Admitted 2021
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Court self-help, legal-aid organizations and attorney-stated fee options, with source links. No account or case submission is needed to use them.
Sacramento's self-help hub separates Civil Self-Help Services from other programs, including small-claims and eviction assistance. The correct destination depends on the case type. LSNC's office directory is a separate route to ask about eligibility for nonprofit civil legal assistance.
Sacramento Superior Court Self-Help (Sacramento Superior Court). Separate civil, family and advisory services help people navigate court procedures. The small-claims and eviction advisory clinic is distinct from civil self-help. Free procedural assistance for people without an attorney; scope varies by program. Source compared ; confirm hours and availability before traveling.
Legal Services of Northern California (Legal Services of Northern California). Use LSNC's office directory to locate the service area for your residence before contacting intake about a civil legal problem. Free civil assistance for eligible low-income clients; the provider evaluates the matter and capacity. Source compared ; confirm hours and availability before traveling.
Find your court self-help center (Judicial Council of California). Search by city, county or ZIP code for court-based assistance. Follow the local center's instructions before attending. For people without a lawyer. Services vary by court. Source compared ; confirm hours and availability before traveling.
LawHelpCA legal-aid directory (LawHelpCA). Look for legal-aid organizations by location and issue. Contact the organization directly to ask about intake and eligibility. Legal-aid programs set their own income, location and case-type rules. Capacity can be limited. Only the provider can decide eligibility and whether to accept a matter. Source compared ; confirm hours and availability before traveling.
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