Montana § 3-2-714 Civil Legal Assistance For Indigent Victims Of Domestic Violence Account

Montana Statutes

§ 3-2-714 — Civil Legal Assistance For Indigent Victims Of Domestic Violence Account

Montana § 3-2-714

Title 3JUDICIARY, COURTS

Ch. 2SUPREME COURT

Part 7Adoption of Rules of Civil Procedure

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Mont. Code Ann. § 3-2-714 (2026).

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3-2-714 . Civil legal assistance for indigent victims of domestic violence account.

(1)There is a civil legal assistance for indigent victims of domestic violence account in the state special revenue fund. There must be paid into this account the filing fees paid under 25-1-201 (3)(a) and (5). The money in the account must be used solely for the purpose of providing legal representation for indigent victims in civil matters in domestic violence cases and for alternative dispute resolution initiatives in family law cases. Money in the account may not be used for class action lawsuits.

(2)The supreme court administrator shall establish procedures for the distribution and accountability of money in the account. The supreme court administrator may designate nonprofit organizations that ordin

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3-2-714 . Civil legal assistance for indigent victims of domestic violence account. (1) There is a civil legal assistance for indigent victims of domestic violence account in the state special revenue fund. There must be paid into this account the filing fees paid under 25-1-201 (3)(a) and (5). The money in the account must be used solely for the purpose of providing legal representation for indigent victims in civil matters in domestic violence cases and for alternative dispute resolution initiatives in family law cases. Money in the account may not be used for class action lawsuits.
(2) The supreme court administrator shall establish procedures for the distribution and accountability of money in the account. The supreme court administrator may designate nonprofit organizations that ordinarily render or finance legal services to indigent persons in civil matters in domestic violence cases to receive or administer the distribution of the funds.