Legal Aid Society Dallas Texas

If you need to seek help with a non-family matter, click here to access the North West Texas Legal Aid online application. For help with a common civil law issue, call the Northwest Texas Legal Aid Legal Aid Line at 888-529-5277. If you are a client, you can call your lawyer at their office number or leave a message at the general telephone number of that office. Visit www.lanwt.org/locations to find this office number. Anyone wishing to receive free legal aid from the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program must seek help and follow our admission guidelines. The Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program helps clients with benefits, consumers, employment, family, apartment, landlord, bankruptcy, explosions and secrecy, estate, real estate, taxation, and wills. DVAP cannot assist with criminal matters, tickets, or prosecutable cases such as bodily injury. Plaintiffs who have been sued must bring copies of their legal documents when they seek assistance. Legal Hospice of Texas provides free legal aid to residents of Dallas, Collin, Denton, Henderson, Hunt, Rockwall, Kaufman, Ellis, Cooke, Navarro, Grayson, Hood, Parker, Johnson, Tarrant, and Fannin County who cannot afford a lawyer, are terminally ill or HIV-positive, and have a legal problem related to or affected by their qualifying diagnosis. E-Mail-info@dlh.org.

(214) 521-6622 Goal: To build a stronger community by increasing the performance and impact of not-for-profit organizations. E-Mail-info@cnmdallas.org. (214) 826-3470 Purpose: Organizes evening clinics and provides legal representation to low-income claimants with civil problems, including family, bankruptcy, housing, consumerism, termination of employment and wage claims, guardianships, wills and small estates. The clinics are held at the Martin Luther King Center in South Dallas. Grace United Methodist Church – East Dallas; Marillac Social Center – West Dallas; and the Garland Legal Clinic (Salvation Army). (214) 742-5768 Purpose: Provides free legal services to low-income individuals in a variety of areas, primarily public claims, landlord-tenant disputes, consumer and labour issues, and family law. Clinics are held weekly in the main office. (214) 748-1234 Purpose: Organizes clinics to assist low-income residents of Dallas County in legal matters involving consumer fraud, landlord-tenant disputes, civil rights, and nursing home disputes. (214) 768-2562 Purpose: This website was created to assist individuals who are dealing with simple civil law problems without a lawyer. It offers free publications that you can read to learn more about a particular area of law and forms that you can use to represent yourself in court.

Purpose: Maintain a toll-free national hotline for women with legal problems related to domestic violence or abuse. (512) 476-1866 *Please note that clinics may be cancelled due to inclement weather, holidays or voting. Please call 214-748-1234 ext. 3348 to confirm that a clinic will be held as scheduled. Please bring proof of income and residency. If you have been sued, please bring your legal documents. Purpose: Organizes bi-weekly evening clinics offering paid counselling services to people with non-criminal problems related to family law, bankruptcy, etc. (214) 521-9595 Click here for more legal and community resources: bit.ly/3btMPk5 individuals can apply for free legal aid at one of the following neighborhood legal clinics in the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program: Purpose: This service of the Dallas Bar Association refers attorneys on various types of legal issues on a fee basis. The initial half-hour consultation cost $20.

(214) 220-7444 Purpose: To provide legal advice to people with rental and landlord/tenant problems. Attempts to assist persons threatened with eviction and other cases before the Justice of the Peace and District Courts. (214) 828-4244 Purpose: Answers simple legal questions over the phone every Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Click here to register with a lawyer who calls you. Purpose: Provides legal and immigration services provides inexpensive (and in some cases free) legal advice and representation to individuals who cannot afford private lawyers for their immigration matters. ILS is a recognized organization authorized by the U.S. Department of Justice to help immigrants meet their legal immigration needs.