Find legal aid and trusted help
This page points you to common places people look for help:
legal aid, court self-help centers, clinics, and official directories.
We don’t guarantee eligibility or availability.
Always verify requirements directly with the provider or your court.
Legal aid organizations
Find nonprofit legal help, pro bono programs, and income-based services.
Jump →Court self-help centers
Official court help pages, packets, and instructions for common filings.
Jump →Law school & community clinics
Free or low-cost clinics may help with guidance, forms, or referrals.
Jump →Hotlines & local help
Starting points for referrals and local support in your area.
Jump →Records & transcripts
Common places to request records, dockets, transcripts, and copies.
Jump →Need forms instead?
Go to the Forms page for official sources and court websites.
Open →Legal aid directories
Start with directories that list nonprofit legal aid, pro bono programs, and clinics. Eligibility and availability vary by location.
Legal Services Corporation (LSC)
Find LSC-funded legal aid organizations by state and county.
Open directory →American Bar Association
Pro bono programs, referral services, and public resources.
Open directory →State & Local Bar Associations
Lawyer referral services, clinics, and local pro bono listings.
Open directory →LawHelp & Similar Portals
State-specific legal help portals with forms and guidance.
Open directory →How to use directories: Start with your state or county, check eligibility rules, and contact programs directly for availability.
Want a clearer next step?
If you’re not sure what applies to your situation, start the checklist. It helps you identify what to verify, which documents are commonly involved, and where to find official sources.
Disclaimer: This website provides general legal information only and is not a law firm. Resources may change, and availability varies by jurisdiction and eligibility. Always verify details directly with the official provider, your court, or a government website.