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Purpose: Provides legal and immigration services to provide low-cost (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. (214) 634-7182 ILS represents immigrants in the following types of cases: • Family petitions • Citizenship • Abused migrant women • Victims of immigrant crimes • Adjustment of refugee and asylum seeker status • Deportation and deportation Objective: Legal Hospice of Texas provides free legal assistance to Dallas, Collin, Denton, Henderson, Hunt, Rockwall, Kaufman, Ellis, Cooke counties, Navarro, Grayson, Hood, Parker, Johnson, free tarrant and Fannin legal assistance, who cannot afford a lawyer, are terminally ill or HIV-positive, and have or are affected by a legal issue related to or affected by their eligible diagnosis. Info@dlh.org by e-mail. (214) 521-6622 Purpose: To conduct legal discussions for people with tenancy and landlord/tenant issues. Attempts to assist people threatened with deportation and other cases before the Justice of the Peace and the District Court. (214) 828-4244 Anyone who wishes to receive free legal assistance from the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program must seek assistance and comply with our eligibility guidelines. The Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program helps clients with benefits, consumers, employment, family, housing, landlord-tenants, bankruptcy, defaults and secrecy, estate, real estate, taxation, and wills. The DVAP cannot assist in criminal cases, tickets or cost-generating cases such as bodily injury.
Applicants who have been sued must bring copies of their legal documents when requesting assistance. It is recommended to arrive early at the legal clinic to get a place in the queue and start filling out the paperwork. People can request free legal assistance at one of the following Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program neighborhood legal clinics. Click on the link to the address to view the directions: Objective: To provide legal services in the areas of immigration and family law to immigrants and refugees who are victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. (214) 821-5393 Re: Provides free legal services to low-income individuals in a variety of areas, primarily public rights, landlord-tenant disputes, consumer and labour issues, and family law. Clinics are held weekly in the main office. (214) 748-1234 Re: Answers simple legal questions by phone every Wednesday from 16:00 to 20:00 Click here to register for a lawyer who can call you. Objective: To provide free legal representation and social services to those who fled persecution and arrived in Dallas, Texas with nothing.
(214) 855-0520 Click here for more legal and community resources: bit.ly/3btMPk5 Goal: Build a stronger community by increasing the performance and influence of not-for-profit organizations. Info@cnmdallas.org by e-mail. (214) 826-3470 If you need to seek help in a non-family matter, click here to access the Northwest Texas Online Legal Aid Application. For help with a common law issue, call the Northwest Texas 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 that office`s general phone number. Visit www.lanwt.org/locations to find this office number. Objective: To organize evening clinics and provide legal representation to low-income claimants with civil issues, including family, bankruptcy, housing, consumers, termination of employment and wage claims, guardianships, wills and small estates. Clinics are held at the Martin Luther King Center – South Dallas.
Grace United Methodist Church – East Dallas; Marillac Social Center – West Dallas; and the Garland Legal Clinic. (214) 742-5768 Purpose: Organizes evening clinics every two months, offering paid counselling services to people with non-criminal problems related to family law, bankruptcy, etc. (214) 521-9595 Re: In addition to sponsoring the Pro Se Family Law Clinic, the Debt Counselling Clinic, the Seniors` Legal Clinic, the Mental Health Law Clinic and the Wills Clinic, the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program provides telephone referrals for low-income individuals to volunteer lawyers, free legal counselling. Applicants must be residents of Dallas County. Participating lawyers are provided with training, support and misconduct insurance. (214) 742-5768 Re: This website was created to assist people who face simple civil law issues without a lawyer. It offers free publications that you can read to learn more about a specific area of law and forms that allow you to represent yourself in court. Objective: To maintain a nationwide toll-free hotline for women with legal issues related to domestic violence or abuse. (512) 476-1866 Objective: Maintains clinics that assist low-income residents of Dallas County with legal matters related to consumer fraud, landlord-tenant disputes, civil rights, and nursing home litigation.
(214) 768-2562 *Please note that clinics may be cancelled due to bad weather, holidays or elections. Please contact 214-748-1234 ext. 3348 to confirm that a clinic will be held as scheduled. Please bring proof of income and residence. If you have been sued, please bring your legal documents. People can request free legal assistance at one of the following Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program neighborhood legal clinics: Purpose: This Dallas Bar Association service refers to lawyers on various types of legal matters on a fee-based basis. The initial half-hour consultation cost $20. (214) 220-7444 Re: This division of the Dallas County District Attorney`s Office obtains protection orders in cases of domestic violence and child abuse.
(214) 653-3258 Purpose: Organizes day clinics that help low-income residents of Dallas County who need help prosecuting misdemeanor cases. No cases of fraud are treated. (214) 768-2562 Purpose: Provides recommendations on programmes for persons with disabilities and assists in self-defence training and access to services provided by government agencies. (214) 630-0916 1. Apply directly through your local office. Call 214-748-1234 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Purpose: Provides wire transfers to the appropriate office. This Texas Attorney General`s Office receives and enforces orders for the payment of family allowances. 1-800-252-8014 South Dallas Legal Clinic1st, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month – 6:00 p.m. Martin Luther King, Jr. CenterCore Services Building, Room 1222922 Martin Luther King Blvd.Dallas, Texas 75215 Mosaic Family Services (214) 821-539312225 Greenville AvenueDallas, TX 75243Family, Domestic Violence, Health Care and Immigration Represents low-income clients in matters ranging from housing litigation to civil rights advocacy.
Criminal Defense Clinic Represents Dallas County citizens who are charged with criminal offenses and at risk of incarceration. It works with the Dallas Public Defender`s Office and provides students with experience in criminal trials. The Federal Taxpayers Clinic was the first tax clinic in the country to have the authority to represent clients before the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Treasury Court. The clinic represents low-income taxpayers who have tax issues with the I.R.S. and U.S. audit, appeal and collection services. Tax Court. Small Business Clinic introduces student lawyers to the practical applications of business creation and provides the necessary representation to small start-ups and individuals developing private nonprofit organizations.W.
W. Caruth, Jr. Child Advocacy ClinicPresenting children who have been abused and neglected in Dallas County. The clinic is appointed by juvenile district judges to serve as a guardian/lawyer ad litem. Interdisciplinary lectures given by psychologists, forensic detectives, child development specialists and social workers are an essential part of this clinic. The consumer advocacy project, facilitated by a grant from the Texas Attorney General`s Office, targets the local bilingual Hispanic community and helps resolve consumer complaints through formal litigation, with a focus on informal defense, negotiation and mediation strategies, and community building. Texas A&M University School of Law Legal Clinic (817) 212-4123307 W. 7th St., Ste LL50Fort Worth, TX 76102 Southern Methodist University School of Law Child Advocacy Clinic PO Box 750116Dallas, TX 75275Family individuals and youth can also apply by calling Northwest Texas Legal Aid (LANWT). At the discretion of LANWT and DVAP, cases may be referred to the pro bono volunteer program. Just call 214-744-5277, Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
until 16:00 from 8:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday except public holidays.