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Included in this list are organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services to victims and survivors of abuse, as well as to others who qualify. Even if the organization does not have a lawyer available to represent you in court, you may want to ask if there is a lawyer with whom you can consult to obtain advice. We list the organizations by the county where the office is located, but many offices serve multiple counties. We indicate the “counties served” whenever possible. You can click “View All” to look through the complete list of organizations.
Please note: WomensLaw does not have a relationship with or promote the organizations listed on these pages. Because we include thousands of resources, we cannot review them regularly or vouch for the information or services they provide. We share these resources to help all victims and survivors of abuse find essential direct services and support their needs and safety concerns.
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Immigration Law Clinic - Univerity of Arkansas
107 Waterman Hall1 University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Phone: 479-575-3056
Fax: 479-575-2815
URL: https://law.uark.edu/service-outreach/clinics/immigration-clinic.php
The Immigration Law Clinic provides free legal services to individuals with immigration-related legal issues. Clients of the Clinic are represented by a team of one to two law students with specialized training and an experienced immigration attorney. This provides the students the opportunity to represent clients in a real-life setting, and gives the client the added benefit of having more than one attorney working on their case.
Legal Aid of Arkansas - Springdale
1200 Henryetta StreetSpringdale, AR 72762
Phone: (800) 967-9224
URL: https://arlegalaid.org/
Due to limited resources, Legal Aid of Arkansas must sometimes make hard decisions about which cases to accept. Legal Aid’s priorities consist of four core areas: Access to Safe and Affordable Housing; Protection from Domestic Violence; Economic Justice; and Consumer Rights. Legal Aid does not have the resources to provide extended representation for every eligible case. Our staff may offer advice, brief services, and referrals to any eligible applicant – including case types not considered for extended representation. The maximum income level is 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Call our helpline or apply online to see if you qualify for free legal help.
