You must meet certain requirements to qualify for free legal assistance. Find out if you are eligible by completing our easy to follow intake form. We host a variety of events throughout the year including educational seminars on impactful topics, Ask A Lawyer events, law fairs, and more! Our statewide free legal assistance is supported by donations. Help us provide equal access to justice and continue helping those who need it the most. It is the Mission of Nevada Legal Services to strengthen the community by ensuring fairness and providing equal access to justice for low-income Nevadans. Our team of knowledgeable legal experts and volunteer professionals provide personalized assistance to help individuals and families seek and obtain the best use of all legal resources available. We realize that many Nevada residents face disadvantages and financial difficulty when it comes to
finding legal help. Nevada Legal Services has the responsibility to advance legal aid in search for justice for those who need it the most.Free Legal Services for Low-Income Nevadans
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Access to legal help is closer than you think. Nevada Legal Services is available in different regions throughout the state of Nevada and legal help is provided by some of the state’s top legal experts who want to make a difference in the lives of those in their community.
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We are happy to announce our new web series where various members of the Nevada Legal Services staff will be hosting video and audio content to learn more about important news updates, changes to legal restrictions, and more. Our roadmap for this special series includes many ways you can listen and watch.
- Livestreams
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- Playlists
Free Help is Available for All Who Qualify
Nevada Legal Services offers free legal resources for low income families, women, minorities, disabled, and others in need throughout the state. We offer a variety of legal help so that Nevadans are not denied the right to receive fair justice. Fill out the online intake form below to see if you qualify for our free legal services. Information is confidential. Now, lets get you the help you need.
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Ask for help as soon as possible. Setting an appointment at a free legal clinic or processing paperwork for a free/low attorney can take weeks.
Not sure what kind of help you need or think you may need help accessing social services? The Seattle Public Library has Staff Community Resource Specialists ready to assist you. Call (206)286-4636 or visit //www.spl.org/programs-and-services/civics-and-social-services/social-services-referrals for more information.
Help is Available at the Courthouse
There are people at the court to help you, called Family Law Facilitators. They can’t give you legal advice like a lawyer, but they can help you with questions about which
forms to fill out, how to process those forms and what is due next for your case.
Click here for: Family Law Facilitators
Free Lawyers
Try your best to talk with a lawyer. There are free lawyers available to answer questions at legal clinics and you might qualify for a free lawyer to take your case.
Click here for:
CLEAR hotline (1-888-201-1014 M-F 9:15am – 12:15pm)
King County Bar Association Free Legal Help
Neighborhood Legal Clinic website
Neighborhood Legal Clinic brochure
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
//www.nwirp.org/
Phone: 206-587-4009/ 800-445-5771
Eastside Legal Assistance Program
//www.elap.org/
Phone: 425.747.7274
Email:
Northwest Justice Project
//nwjustice.org/home
Phone: In King County call 2-1-1
King County Bar Association
//www.kcba.org/For-the-Public/Free-Legal-Assistance
Phone: 206-267-7070
Snohomish County Legal Services
//snocolegal.org/family-law/
Phone: 425.258.9283
Email:
Low-Cost Lawyers
If you don’t qualify for a free lawyer, there is a program called the Moderate Means Program that can connect you to a lawyer
willing to represent you at a reduced price.
Click here for: Moderate Means Program
Work at the Library
If you don’t have anyplace to work, the library can be a great resource. They have wifi Hot Spots you can check out, as well as tablets and laptops at 15 branches. They can also help you fax documents ($1.00 for the first page, and $0.50 for any pages after that). Call (206)386-4636 or contact a librarian at //www.spl.org/using-the-library/ask-us for more information.
Why Won’t CASA Just Tell Me What To Do?
Only a lawyer who is working with you can give you legal advice. Family Law CASA cannot give you advice about your rights, about what legal steps you should take or what you should do for the court. Family Law CASA cannot interpret court orders for you or tell you what to if you or the other party does not follow the court orders. This is why it is so important for you to try your best to talk with a lawyer of your own.