The “Moderate Means” program has been suspended until further notice. Please check here for updates. We apologize for the inconvenience. The Moderate Means program is only available for uncontested divorces, simple personal bankruptcies, and advice for small business owners. This program combines qualified, modest-income individuals with experienced lawyers who accept early deposits and reduced payment plans. Call 212-626-7373 (Español 212-626-7374) to discuss your legal issues and whether the moderated program is right for you. List of sources of free or low-cost legal aid in Oregon. Texas Advocacy Project – The mission of the Texas Advocacy Project is to empower the public and survivors of domestic violence and associates, sexual assault, and stalking in Texas through free legal advice, access to justice, education, and prevention. “Dollars and Sense: Fee Shifting” from Reinventing Legal Practice What is it like to operate a practice where you don`t charge your clients fees? Some lawyers rely on fee shifting to expand access to those who otherwise cannot afford legal services. Phone: 210-455-6105 Visit the website: ccaosa.org/legal-services/ To determine whether a person is eligible for legal aid, income, family size and special financial needs are taken into account. Legal services are free for eligible low-income individuals, but clients are required to pay court fees where possible.
ABA Free Legal Answers Virtual legal clinic for authorized users. Visit the website: texas.freelegalanswers.org SafeHaven of Tarrant County – Provides emergency shelters, legal services, counseling and more to victims of domestic violence. Call 877-701-7233 for assistance. CARITAS LEGAL SERVICES-CATHOLIC CHARITIES Provides comprehensive and cost-effective civil, probate and immigration legal assistance to individuals and families seeking a secure future. TEXAS ACCOUNTANTS & LAWYERS FOR THE ARTS (TALA) services include pro bono support for artists, pro bono patent support for inventors, dispute resolution services, and educational programs for the arts and business community. Northwest Texas Legal Aid – Free civil legal aid for low-income residents of 114 Texas counties. Eligibility guidelines can be found on the Legal Aid of Northwest Texas website. The Fort Worth office offers clinics on a variety of legal topics, including general civil matters, wills, labor matters, and bankruptcy. Call 1-800-955-3959 to learn more about legal aid, plan admission or reserve a spot at a future clinic.
Upsolve – Texas Bankruptcy – Upsolve is a non-profit legal aid organization that provides Chapter 7 legal information and free Chapter 7 bankruptcy to people with more than $10,000 in debt. Their resources are designed to assist litigants who declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy without a lawyer. This website contains exceptions, courts, forms and more. Provides legal services to low- and middle-income clients in family law matters. The clinic uses a sliding scale to determine its fees. They serve clients in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Columbia counties and have three offices. DISABILITY RIGHTS TEXAS Provides legal assistance to people with disabilities whose rights are violated Telephone: 800-252-9108 (home line) Visit the website: www.disabilityrightstx.org/en/getting-help/how-to-apply-for-services/ A nonprofit organization that provides legal representation to low-income residents of Oregon. LASO also has Native American and agricultural labor programs. Note that LASO only offers representation in civil matters. Texas Legal Assistance Lines – Call 800-622-2520, option 3 for free legal advice, self-help publications, and referrals for Texans over 60 or get Medicare. This information has been created to give you general information about the law.
It is not legal advice on a particular issue. If you have any questions about the law, you should consult a lawyer. If you don`t know a lawyer, you can call the South Carolina Bar Lawyer Referral Service weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The number is 799-7100 in Richland or Lexington counties and 1-800-868-2284 in other parts of the state. The San Antonio Bar Association and the San Antonio Bar Association`s Lawyer Referral Service do NOT offer free or low-cost legal services. Directory of not-for-profit law firms, many of which rate their services on a sliding scale. Visit each company`s page for specific examples of fee schedules. Non-criminal legal services for individuals who cannot afford a private lawyer are provided by SC Legal Services. Some of the types of legal services that may be available include: evictions, bankruptcies, health issues, education, mortgage foreclosures, Social Security disability, employment issues, some limited divorce and custody issues, food stamps, and social issues.