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Legal Aid and Pro Bono Services

Legal aid and Pro Bono services help low-income people by offering legal advice and services for those unable to afford them. As legal fees rise, fewer people are able to afford legal services such as eviction, divorce, bankruptcy, and employment matters. Each legal aid provider listed below offers a limited menu of services, so it is advised that you contact them before applying for assistance.

Qualifying For Legal Aid

To receive legal aid, you must first establish that you have legitimate legal trouble for which legal aid can assist you and that your income is low enough to qualify for such assistance.

What Are Legal Lenders?

For those who cannot qualify for legal aid, there are legal lenders that offer a variety of ways to borrow money in emergency situations.

Legal Aid And Pro Bono Statewide Services

Legal Aid And Pro Bono Services

Utah Legal Services, Inc.  (statewide)
Primary Address: 205 North 400 West
City: Salt Lake City
State: UT
Zipcode: 84103
General Phone: 801-328-8891
Fax: 801-328-8891
Intake Phone: 800-662-4245
Counties Served: Statewide
Case Types: Adoption, Bankruptcy, Consumer, Dissolution of Marriage, Domestic Violence, Elder Law, Housing, Public Benefits, Wills
Case Restrictions: At or under 125% of poverty, limited assets. Must be a Utah resident and a US citizen or eligible alien, except in domestic violence cases.
Web Site: http://www.andjusticeforall.org/uls

Salt Lake

Utah State Bar Association Pro Bono Program
Primary Address: 645 South 200 East
City: Salt Lake City
State: UT
Zipcode: 84111-3834
General Phone: 801-531-9077
Fax: 801-531-0660
Intake Phone: 801-531-9077
Counties Served: Statewide
Case Types: Bankruptcy, Consumer, Child Custody, Domestic Violence
Other Case Types: Guardianship defense, Social Security Disability/SSI, Landlord/Tenant, JAG, Habeus Corpus, QDROs.
Case Restrictions: All cases are screened by Utah Legal Services, and clients have incomes that are under 125% of the federal poverty level.
Organization Email: probono@utahbar.org

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