Kiosk Partner Portal

Welcome to the Kiosk Partner Portal

This portal gives you quick access to everything you need for your courthouse kiosk – tech support forms, guidebooks, legal materials, and promotional resources.

Whether you need to request assistance, order materials, or find answers to common questions, you’ll find it here. We’re committed to making sure you have the support you need to keep your kiosk running smoothly for your community.

Technical Support

Use the Kiosk Maintenance Request Form below to report technical problems with your kiosk. We’ll respond quickly to minimize any service interruptions.

Kiosk Maintenance Request Form

Court Staff Guidebook

Our comprehensive Court Staff Guidebook is available for download. This guide aims to empower court personnel with the knowledge and tools necessary to assist the public effectively while staying within the bounds of their roles.

This guide presents eight ways that court staff can assist in providing legal information to the public. The services covered include: 

  • options for hiring an attorney
  • legal aid referrals
  • court procedure explanations
  • fact sheets and forms
  • offering the use of public access kiosks
  • use of plain language
  • interpreter services
  • child support guidelines & calculator

Download as a PDF

View as an e-book

Request a printed copy

Materials Request Form

If you need any additional materials such as directional signs for the kiosks or flyers we provide, please fill out the Materials Request Form, linked below. We will process your request as quickly as possible. 

Which materials do you need? 

  • Free Legal Answers Flyers (English/Spanish)
  • Kiosk Directional Signs (featured in the photo)
  • Kiosk Flyers (with a live map of kiosk locations)
Materials Request Form

Court Form Translations

Free Translation Services for Your Court

We provide certified translations of court forms at no cost to Arkansas courts. To date, we’ve completed over 100 translations in Spanish, Marshallese, Karen, and Chuukese for circuit and district courts across the state.

How It Works 

We use freelance Certified Interpreters to translate your forms, complementing the services provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts’ Office of Court Interpreting Services.

Request Translations using the form below or email Edith Chavez at edith@arkansasjustice.org

Note: Access to Justice and its agents do not assume liability for any inaccuracies or errors in translated forms. Please contact Edith Chavez with any questions or feedback.

Translation Request