Our free national legal aid is supported by donations. Help us ensure equal access to justice and continue to help those who need it most. You must meet certain conditions to be entitled to free legal assistance. Find out if you qualify by filling out our easy-to-understand intake form. Nevada Legal Services provides free legal resources to low-income families, women, minorities, people with disabilities, and others in need throughout the state. We offer a variety of legal assistance to ensure Nevadans are not denied the right to fair justice. Fill out the online registration form below to see if you qualify for our free legal services. The information is confidential. Let us give you the help you need now. We`re excited to announce our new web series, where various Nevada legal employees will host video and audio content to learn about important news, changes in legal restrictions, and more. Our roadmap for this particular series includes many ways to listen and see. The Nevada State Bar Association supports the promotion of access to justice in Nevada by providing legal services to those in need. If you need legal help but can`t afford a lawyer, a Nevada legal aid provider or pro bono legal services may be available to you.
For more information, consult this Legal Resources Directory brochure or contact one of the legal service providers listed below. For those who are not eligible for legal aid, you can use the Nevada State Bar Lawyer Referral Service. We encourage anyone looking for help to fill out our online intake form to find the help you need faster. If you need help with this form or would like to request more information, please contact us. Our team of knowledgeable legal experts and pro bono professionals provide personal support to help individuals and families make the most of and use all available legal resources. We recognize that many Nevada residents face disadvantage and financial hardship when it comes to finding legal aid. SEL staff can pre-screen you over the phone for the reduced fee panel. You can earn up to 300% of the federal poverty guidelines and still qualify. (A family of four earning less than $83,250 per year, or a single person earning $40,770 per year, is eligible for legal services at a reduced rate under this program.) In addition, you may be asked to sign a tax and property return before hiring the lawyer. If your declared income or assets are subsequently found to be false or inaccurate, you will be retroactively liable for all fees owed to the attorney for the services actually provided. Click here to visit our Courses and Programs section to learn more about the Family Law Support Centre, free Ask-A-Lawyer programs, free law courses and free mediation.
RENOL TENANT RIGHTS CENTRELe: (775) 284-3491 ext. 316Email: renotrc@nevadalegalservices.org In addition to these events, we also offer free legal training that can answer your questions about paternity/custody, divorce, small claims, litigation and process preparation, bankruptcy, and more. For more information, see www.lacsn.org/classes. Are you still struggling with issues related to the pandemic? Click here to read our new COVID-19 legal and financial toolkit for helpful tips and resources. Click here Some local organizations offer free legal aid or perhaps even free representation by a lawyer in certain circumstances. Most of these organizations only provide assistance for specific types of disputes. Many have requirements and restrictions regarding the client`s income, citizenship, age, etc. To learn more about an organization`s needs and how to request services, visit that organization`s website or call them directly. Access to legal aid is closer than you think. Nevada Legal Services is available in various parts of the state of Nevada and legal assistance is provided by some of the state`s top legal experts who want to make a difference in the lives of people in their community.
299 S. Arlington Ave. 89501, Reno, Nevada Phone: 775.329.2727 Website: washoelegalservices.org Nevada Legal Services has a responsibility to promote legal aid seeking justice for those who need it most. In addition, the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada`s pro bono project coordinates private attorneys who generously volunteer to provide free legal assistance to people who cannot afford a lawyer. Click here to visit our Pro Bono Programs page to learn more. There are a number of organizations throughout Nevada where you may be able to get free legal assistance or low-cost legal aid. 412 West John Street, Suite C Carson City, Nevada 89703 Phone: 775.883.8278 Website: varn.org. Days: Every ThursdayTime: 14:00 – 17:00 Login: Click here Below is a list of currently available Ask-A-Lawyer phone sessions, days and times, with links to register. Check back regularly, as other programs may be added.
The Southern Nevada Legal Aid Center offers free Ask-A-Lawyer phone consultations where you can ask an experienced attorney any questions you may have in the areas of family law, tenant rights, small claims, estate, debt collection, and child support. This program is offered by the Family Support Division of the District Attorney. It is for anyone who has questions about finding, collecting or paying child support. American Civil Liberties Union of NevadaLegal Aid Center of Southern NevadaNevadaNevada Attorney for Injured WorkersNevada Disability Advocacy & Law CenterNevada Equal Rights CommissionNevada Legal ServicesSouthern Nevada Senior Law ProgramVolunteer Lawyers for Rural NevadansWashoe Legal Services.
