For business inquiries, you can call (407) 841-7777. This number is not intended for persons seeking legal counsel. The City Bar Justice Center`s legal hotline provides legal information, advice, and recommendations to low-income New Yorkers who can`t afford a private lawyer or don`t have access to legal representation. The hotline can help you with civil law matters, including marriage and family law, housing law, domestic violence, bankruptcy, as well as debt collection and social benefits. Small Claims Clinic Website: www.denbar.org/Public/Legal-Clinics Location: Denver City and County Bldg. 1437 Bannock Street, Denver, CO, Rm. 117 Contact: (303) 860-1115 Description: This free information clinic teaches people how to file their own minor cases in court and collect judgments. Advice includes gathering information, forms (where to get it and how to fill it out, submitting it (how and where), defending your position (what to do and what not to do) and litigation. Debt collection clinics give advice on how to collect your judgment. General questions are welcome, but clinics will not offer explicit legal advice or directly assist with filling out forms.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Clinic – Do It Yourself sponsored by Colorado Legal Services and Uncompahgre Legal Aid Contact: (970) 249-7202 Registration Description: A free clinic is offered to outline the steps to follow when filing Chapter 7 (personal) bankruptcy. This clinic is for eligible low-income debtors*. The speaker, Carol Viner, is an insolvency lawyer. Finding legal advice can be a daunting task, especially given the rising cost of legal services. This list includes organizations and legal services available to people in Colorado. The list is divided into a number of categories and includes brief descriptions that will help you determine which organization or service may be available to find the legal help you need. Although the information on this page has been well researched and verified at the time of writing, please note that services, dates and times are subject to change. Please contact the organization or department you are interested in directly to view the information on this page. Call an attorney sponsored by Weld County Legal Services, Inc. Contact: (970) 351-7300 × 4514 Description: Local lawyers answer calls from the public. A Spanish-speaking lawyer or interpreter is available. If you have a legal problem or are unsure and need to ask someone, you can talk to a lawyer for free by calling.

The Legal Center for the Disabled and Elderly The Legal Center is an independent, non-profit organization specializing in civil rights and discrimination. They protect the human, civil, and legal rights of people with mental and physical disabilities, people living with HIV, and the elderly throughout Colorado. Call (303) 722-0300 for more information or click here to access the Law Centre website. Information about the law or tools to solve simple legal problems. Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida`s (CLSMF) HELPline is a lawyer-led, short-term, pro-se, and money-transfer telephone system for low-income individuals, seniors, and other vulnerable people with civil law issues throughout Central Florida. Lawyers who answer HELPline calls provide instant short legal services and/or referrals to eligible clients. There are many organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services to Colorado residents. Each organization offers a slightly different type of service. Please contact each organization directly to see if you are eligible. Contact Douglas County Divorce and Post-Determination Clinic: Call (303) 663-7266 for more information. Description: The Douglas County Pro Se Divorce Clinic is a free clinic for parties who do not have an attorney and are in the event of marriage dissolution, legal separation, or by decree. All walk-in appointments are welcome and supported on a first-come, first-served basis.

Appointments are also possible. Pro Se Clinic is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for legal representation. The clinic`s volunteer lawyers do not represent you because of their participation in this clinic. You have the right to engage a lawyer of your choice at any time during your case, and it is recommended that you do so. The litigants themselves are helped fill out forms and general information on divorce and post-trial matters. Questions about protection orders and domestic violence issues are also welcome. You can also search for options using the Florida Bar Foundation`s Legal Aid Directory, which is usually updated once a year. If your Florida county is not listed above, visit the Florida Courts website for a list of legal aid organizations that serve the county where you live or where your legal problem occurred. Colorado Innocence Project (CIP) receives requests for help from people who believe they have been convicted even though they are innocent of a crime and evaluates those allegations to determine if there are factual and legal grounds to return to court with the claims. If the CIP becomes aware of a case that merits further investigation, the case will be referred to volunteer attorneys for further evaluation who can be supported by Colorado law students.

For more information, call (303) 492-4620 or email coloradoinnocenceproject@colorado.edu. Legal Evening at Mi Casa Website: www.denbar.org/Public/Legal-Clinics Contact: (303) 573-1302 Description: Meet with a lawyer for free and get information in the areas of immigration, credit, housing, landlord/tenant, labor law, and family law. Lawyers refer to the appropriate bodies. Spanish-speaking lawyers are available. Project North West Provides advice, limited and comprehensive representation. Rocky Mountain Children`s Law Center The Rocky Mountain Children`s Law Center (RMCLC) was established in 1981 to address the lack of high-quality legal representation for abused and neglected children in Colorado. The center`s programs include foster parent representation, addiction and neglect representation, crisis calls, and domestic violence advocacy. Call (303) 692-1165 for more information or click here to visit the CCMLN website. Legal clinics are information sessions (usually free) where you can meet with a lawyer or other lawyer to get information about a specific area of law. Many clinics give referrals to other legal agencies or organizations that may be able to offer additional help. There are many free and/or low-cost legal clinics in Denver and throughout Colorado.

Some clinics offer one-on-one care, while others are more focused on conferences or groups. Many are available in Spanish or have translators available. Please read the information about each clinic to decide if it is right for you. It is highly recommended that you contact any clinic you are interested in to check services, dates and times. Some clinics may have restrictions or require you to register before participating. We recommend that you call our HELPline as soon as possible if a legal problem arises and as often as necessary.