Boulder website: www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/District/Custom.cfm?District_ID=20&Page_ID=519 Description: A video presentation will take place during the first 1/2 hour; The moderator of the 20th Judicial District Family Court is available to answer questions during the 2nd 1/2 hour. Legal advice cannot be provided. Form packages are available at the court office. Please bring your form with you. Free helpline for apartment information (limited hours/days). University of Colorado Law School Clinics Colorado Law School clinics provide legal services to many members of the community who would otherwise not be able to hire a lawyer. The school sponsors the following clinics: American Indian Law Clinic, Appellate Advocacy Clinic, Civil Practice Clinic, Criminal Defense Clinic, Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, Family Law Clinic, Juvenile Law Clinic, Natural Resources Law Clinic, Technology Law and Policy Clinic. Click here or call (303) 492-8126 to learn more about Colorado Law Clinics. Call a lawyer sponsored by Weld County Legal Services, Inc. Contact: (970) 351-7300 × 4514 Description: Local lawyers will take 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. ALIGHT is a Colorado-based nonprofit that combines survivors of human trafficking with free legal assistance for: Free Legal Clinic, sponsored by Colorado Poverty Law Project Website: www.copovertylawproject.org/ Contact: (303) 293-2217 Description: If you are interested in meeting with a lawyer, please arrive at 3:30 p.m., register and wait, until your name is called from 16:00.
Licensed and experienced lawyers from the Denver area will be on hand to provide individual advice and advice on legal matters. Please note that lawyers who provide advice are not affiliated with the Coalition and the Coalition accepts no responsibility for the quality or accuracy of the advice provided by any of the lawyers. By agreeing to meet with you, lawyers do not necessarily agree to represent or advise you on a particular matter. Colorado Legal Services Colorado Legal Services (CLS) is a nonprofit that has been supporting low-income and seniors in the state of Colorado for over 75 years. Colorado Legal Services` mission is to provide meaningful access to high-quality civil legal services to as many low-income people and members of vulnerable populations as possible across Colorado to seek justice. Call (303) 837-1321 for more information or click here for a directory of CLS offices and other organizations that provide pro bono or low-cost legal services. Mesa County Family Law Clinic Contact: (970) 243-7940 × 108 to register or register online with www.probonomc.org Description: The Mesa County Pro Bono Project sponsors an evening family law clinic to help you complete do-it-yourself court forms for dissolution and custody. Packages are provided at the clinic. The cost is $25 or 7 hours of approved community service. Se habla español. Family Court Program (FCP) website: www.denbar.org/Public/Legal-Clinics Description: This free information clinic provides an overview of the divorce process (with and without children) and related forms. Pro bono lawyers provide information on filing a divorce without the help of a lawyer and cover divorce proceedings and forms, custody, child support, alimony and division of property.
Participants must bring forms to the clinics (available from the court, on the court`s website – click here or at Bradford Publishing). This clinic is informative only and questions are welcome, but answers are usually limited to the options that individuals should consider. These clinics do not provide legal advice or representation, nor do they directly assist in completing court forms. Collections 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 provides advice on how to collect a small claim judgment. General questions are welcome, but clinics will not offer explicit legal advice or directly assist with filling out forms. Housing, counselling and social assistance. Legal assistance in immigration matters. Dissolution of Marriage (for married persons with children) Sponsored by Pro Bono Project of Mesa County, Inc. Contact: (970) 243-7940 × 108 to register online with www.probonomc.org Description: Courses are limited to 12 people. Please register early.
Colorado Legal Services staff will help you with the do-it-yourself court forms. $25 fee payable on the day of the clinic or 7 hours of approved community service. Garfield County Free Legal Clinics Contact: (970) 945-8858 Description: Free 15-minute consultations with pro bono attorneys on legal issues related to family and children, housing, bankruptcy, consumer issues and more. For low-income residents. No consultations for traffic or criminal matters. Many people who work in Pitkin/Aspen County but live in the valley use this service. Spanish translator available. Pro-Bono-Zivilrechtsdienstleistungen (Familienrecht, Nachdekret, Vollmacht) Ft. Collins (Larimer, Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick) 215 W. Oak Street, Suite 800, Ft. Collins, CO 80521 970-493-2891 Office hours: 9 a.m.
to 12 p.m., 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., M – Friday Durango (Archuleta, Dolores, Hinsdale, La Plata, Montezuma, Ouray, San Juan, San Miguel, Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute reservations) 835 East 2nd Avenue, #300, Durango 81301 970-247-0266 or 1-888-298-8483 Office hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., exceptions: temporarily closed when all employees are in court or meeting La Junta (Baca, Bent, Cheyenne, Crowley, Huerfano, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Las Animas, Otero, Prowers) 10 West 3rd Street, La Junta 81050 719-384-5438 Office hours: Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (closed at noon) and 1 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Clinic for Victims of Domestic Violence Contact: (303) 621-2701 to make an appointment or come to the clinic to follow the “first come, grinds first” principle to support. Description: This free clinic brings together a social worker from the Women`s Crisis and Family Outreach Center with a volunteer lawyer to help with legal and other support needs for victims of domestic violence. Residents of Elbert and Lincoln counties are supported. Rocky Mountain Children`s Law Center The Rocky Mountain Children`s Law Center (RMCLC) was founded in 1981 to address the lack of high-quality legal representation for abused and neglected children in Colorado.
The centre`s programs include foster parent advocacy, substance abuse and neglect advocacy, crisis calls, and domestic violence advocacy. Call (303) 692-1165 for more information or click here to visit the RMCLC website. Colorado Farmworkers Project Provide advocacy and legal representation for agricultural workers. Seeking legal advice can be a daunting task, especially given the rising cost of legal services. This list contains organizations and legal services that are available to individuals in Colorado. The list is divided into a number of categories and includes brief descriptions that will help you determine which organization or service might be available to help you find the legal aid 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. Discounted legal services (family law, landlord-tenant, consumer protection) Collection of civil law information specific to Colorado.
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.
