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legalservicesmiami.org

The Legal Services Young Professionals Council includes dedicated young professionals in the South Florida community (lawyers and non-lawyers alike) who support Legal Services and its mission to provide equal justice for vulnerable families and individuals in our community.

jaxlegalaid.org

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trls.org

We are a non-profit law firm providing free legal help in Housing Law, Family Law and Domestic Violence Prevention, Elder Law, Education Law, and Income and Public Benefits issues to eligible persons in northeast and north central Florida

lsnf.org

TALLAHASSE, FL – In a nation where one in three American adults carries the burden of a criminal history, the hurdles of past encounters with the law loom large, affecting opportunities for jobs, housing, education, and more. The infamous "box" on job applications, inquiring about past arrests, creates a barrier that often blocks individuals from... Read more »

tlsc.org

Texas Legal Services Center empowers underserved Texans through legal education, advocacy, and representation. We help income-eligible Texans access healthcare, safety, stability, housing, government benefits, and employment. All TLSC services are free.

legalaccessforall.org

CLS HELPline 1-800-405-1417 Community Legal Services (CLS) Helpline is an intake and attorney-staffed telephone advice, brief services, pro se, and referral system serving low income individuals, seniors, and other vulnerable people with civil legal issues throughout Central Florida. The attorneys who answer Helpline calls provide eligible clients with immediate brief legal services and/or referrals. CLS Helpline attorneys are trained to counsel holistically, working with each caller to look at all areas of their life (such as housing, finances, family stability, education, safety, and healthcare) rather than simply addressing only a single need. Helpline attorneys also provide on-the-spot referrals to a wide variety of governmental and social service providers, including local domestic violence shelters, housing resources, prescription drug programs for low income persons, and emergency food resources. *CLS does not assist with criminal, traffic, personal injury or malpractice cases. General Information The CLS Helpline serves eligible individuals who live in or have a legal issue in the following counties: Brevard, Citrus, Flagler, Hernando, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Putnam, Seminole, Sumter and Volusia. If your Florida county is not listed above, review the Florida Courts webpage for a list of legal aid organizations that serve the county where you live or where your legal problem has occurred. You may also seek options using Funding Florida Legal Aid’s statewide legal aid directory, which is usually updated once a year. Helpline Hours Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. We encourage you to call our Helpline as early as possible when a legal issue arises and as often as needed. As the Helpline serves twelve counties, you may experience extended wait times to speak to an attorney. Our phone system offers a call-back feature that can save your place in line and prevent you from sta

wnylc.com

Entrepreneurship plays an important role in the Black community and is crucial for the economy of Western New York. August is National Black Business Month, a historic annual event dedicated to celebrating Black-owned businesses. During this month, people are encouraged to support these businesses,

lasclev.org

Have a legal question? Chat with an attorney about a civil legal problem related to money, housing, family, employment or other issues.

capcentral.org

Central California Appellate Program (CCAP) is a nonprofit law office, created pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 8.300(e), serving the Third and Fifth District Courts of Appeal, and dedicated to improving the quality of indigent representation in criminal, juvenile dependency and mental health appeals.

mylegalaid.org

"I've known attorneys to be blunt. They want to get things done quickly because their time is so valuable. But the attorneys with Legal Aid were not like that. When I arrived, they started light. They made jokes and they were so positive."