Okaloosa County Clerk of Court
The Okaloosa County Clerk of Court's office can answer any procedural questions. Call the Okaloosa County Clerk of Court at (850) 689-5000.
Find Legal Help
Florida Law Help's Find a Lawyer section can help you find a lawyer or legal aid organization in your area.
The below options cover the main types of help offered. Each option has its own button to lead you to the next step. Most people will be able to find help from the first three options.
The Florida Law Help site can tell you if a legal aid organization or lawyer practices the area of law that you need help in (estate planning, guardian advocacy, or guardianship).
The below options cover the main types of help offered. Each option has its own button to lead you to the next step. Most people will be able to find help from the first three options.
The Florida Law Help site can tell you if a legal aid organization or lawyer practices the area of law that you need help in (estate planning, guardian advocacy, or guardianship).
Option Name |
Description |
Legal Aid Organizations in Florida |
If you cannot afford a lawyer, you may qualify for free legal aid. Click on the option's button and search for your county on the next page that comes up. |
Florida Online Intake |
Some counties allow you to electronically submit your case to a legal aid organization. If your county is in the list, you can select this option instead of the above. |
The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service |
If you can afford a lawyer, the referral service can help you find one. Clicking on the option's button will take you to their site where you can call or request a referral online. |
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Disclaimer: Turning 18 is a joint collaboration between GAPS Legal PLLC and Florida Justice Technology Center. This website does not constitute legal advice and is provided as-is without any warranty or guarantee. Although a lawyer is not required to successfully file a guardian advocate case, you may want to seek legal guidance from a licensed lawyer.
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