Deals with cases where the government involves serious violations of civil liberties. No financial ability to take on a case. However, as it is mainly funded by donations, it cannot accommodate all worthy cases and receives less than 30 cases per year. In most cases, it can`t be divorce, custody, landlord/tenant, or private work cases. If you need legal help, send a one-page letter summarizing your situation, accompanied by a stamped envelope, to the address above, or fill out an online complaint form. No walk-in service. No legal advice by phone, email or fax. When the ACLU Foundation takes over your case, there is no charge for their services. If you can`t afford a lawyer, legal aid is available free of charge or at a reduced rate. The organizations listed below can help you in many areas of law beyond family law. Armed Forces Legal Assistance – Find nearby military facilities with legal aid offices.
Free Legal Answers – This is a virtual legal clinic where you can ask a question and get an answer. Seniors Care Locator – Enter your postal code to find local offices for legal and senior care organizations. Here you will find legal training materials, sample forms and court information, community resources and free, low-cost legal aid programs to help you solve your legal problem. Under the strict supervision of experienced lawyers, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law students serve the community and gain legal skills by practicing law. The clinics specialize in specific areas of law: civil procedure law, community defense law, environmental law, public law and order, and transaction law. Some clinics are litigation-oriented, meaning they cater to clients with legal issues that could potentially lead to a lawsuit or administrative hearing. Other clinics advise clients by doing research and legal counseling. Other clinics combine counselling, transactional work and litigation. No walk-in appointment – must call. There is usually a waiting list. Potential customers are called as soon as possible.
Individual lawyers (also called lawyers) are experts in various areas of law. Some lawyers specialize in a particular area of law, such as commercial, civil, criminal or juvenile law. You need to determine what type of lawyer is right for your legal situation. Once you`ve found a lawyer, ask them about their experience, areas of expertise, and questions such as “How would you handle my case?” and “What do you charge for your services/what is your fee structure?” Individuals received legal advice and representation to access health care and key benefits of the safety net. In addition to asking friends and family for the name of a good lawyer or checking the phone book, you can find legal help online. Legal Services Corporation (LSC) – Find legal help for low-income individuals and families. Florida Law Help – Florida`s free legal information website and directory of all legal aid offices in the state. Free pro bono legal aid – Find free or low-income legal aid. LRS serves as a bridge between the public and advocates in our community. Recommendation and initial consultation always free, but NO pro bono or discounted lawyers.
No walk-in appointment. Call Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can also leave a voicemail or send an email using the Get a Recommendation online form. After a brief interview with an admissions specialist, you will receive the name and phone number of one of LRS`s member lawyers. If you are deported, call the law firm. Neither you nor the lawyer are obliged to go any further – if the lawyer can help you and agrees to represent you, negotiate the lawyer`s fees as usual. If the lawyer cannot help you, please do not hesitate to contact LRS again for further references. Immigration Legal Services – Search your state for free legal service providers. for persons in immigration procedures. A partnership program of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association and the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless. Provides pro bono legal assistance to the homeless and vulnerable.
Assists individuals with civil law matters, including driver`s license recovery, credit issues, record expungement, landlord-tenant issues, public benefits and family law. No walk-in appointment – must call. There is usually a waiting list. Potential customers are called as soon as possible. Thanks from BayLegal go to Napa County Women Lawyers (NCWL) for launching an online fundraising site in support of Bay Area Legal Aid today. For many years, NCWL and its members have provided community partnerships, volunteer support, advocacy, and fundraising support for legal services in Napa County, initially in partnership with Legal Aid of Napa. The website of the Appeals Practice Section Pro Bono Committee contains information on the Section`s efforts to provide pro bono legal services to those in need. Upsolve – Find free legal help to declare bankruptcy. Keep in mind that Chapter 7 bankruptcy information remains on your credit file for 10 years. This can make it difficult to get loans, buy a home, get life insurance, or get a job. Learn more about bankruptcy and other options for dealing with debt.
If you`re looking for help with a legal issue, a local legal aid agency can offer free legal advice and help you find a free or low-cost lawyer. For more information about organizations in Illinois, see below or search for addresses to find a Legal Services Corporation (LSC)-funded legal aid organization near you. Legal Assistance for Veterans – Find free legal clinics and other resources from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Law Library staff can help you find and use legal materials from our library. However, we cannot give legal advice or advice. If you need legal advice or help finding a lawyer, the following organizations may be able to help. Provides free legal information, advice, and referrals to Ohio residents 60 years of age and older, regardless of income or resources. Call Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to speak with a front desk attendant.
After a short interview, the admissions officer will make an appointment for you to speak to a lawyer. Then one of the lawyers at the legal hotline will call you to discuss your legal problem. If you have a legal issue that cannot be resolved over the phone, the Legal Helpline will attempt to direct you to an appropriate source for further assistance. Pension Entitlement Centre – Get free legal help if you have problems with your pension, profit-sharing or retirement savings. LawHelp.org – Find free legal aid programs in your community. Here you will find information about your legal rights by topic, e.g. housing, divorce, family allowances and debt collection. Free for those who qualify for LAS services. Areas of law include consumers, family, housing, education, employment, public services and immigration. Does NOT deal with criminal or traffic offences. If you need help, call Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
or Tuesday or Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. You can also visit one of the offices on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. without an appointment. If you call or go to one of the offices, make sure you have all the documents about your legal problem. LAS will determine if you are financially eligible for their services and if your case is the type of case they handle. LAS will then advise you, make an appointment or refer you to a pro bono lawyer. The Cleveland office handles the majority of LAS cases in Cuyahoga County. There are also LAS offices in Jefferson, Painesville and Elyria. For office addresses and phone numbers, click here. National Disability Rights Network – Find legal advice by state for people with disabilities.