The Madison County Legal Self-Help Center provides Madison County residents with legal information about their legal rights and obligations, instructions on how to deal with common legal issues, assistance with certain legal documents and forms, and referrals to free, inexpensive legal services. The Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program (MCVLP) is a nonprofit pro bono program supported by the Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association. Through the MCVLP, area attorneys provide free legal assistance in certain civil cases to low-income citizens of Madison County. The Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program was organized in 1982 and is the oldest pro bono program in Alabama. Each year, the MCVLP provides underrepresented citizens of Madison County with access to the civil justice system by referring them to dedicated and knowledgeable lawyers. Apply online here: vlpmadisoncounty.com/get-help/apply-online/ MCVLP offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities. Most lawyers volunteer their time by advising an MCVLP client at a legal clinic or providing extended pro bono representation. If you`re a Madison County resident or have a case pending and need legal assistance, find out how we can help you for free. Legal services are for all seniors who need legal advice. The service is free of charge.

However, contributions will be accepted with gratitude. Everyone should feel welcome to request a service, and no one is ever denied a service because they are unable to contribute. MCVLP relies on the generosity and dedication of our local community. With your help, we can work together to ensure that all our citizens have access to civilian services that protect health, safety, economic security and family stability. The Legal Self-Help Center does not offer legal advice to its clients. Instead, it provides clients with legal information on topics such as instructions for available forms, answers to general legal questions, and information about court proceedings. Do you need legal help? All Madison County residents 60 years of age and older (or other persons qualified by special circumstances) may seek legal advice from the Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York. Each year, more than 1,000 people receive legal advice or representation through our program. Here is a list of areas where we can help: vlpmadisoncounty.com/get-help/issues/ The Madison County Office for the Aging, a non-profit organization, reimburses Legal Aid an hourly rate for legal services. Family Violene Prevention Center of Greene County (937) 376-8526380 Bellbrook Ave.Xenia, OH 45385Domestic and Family Violence Please bring with us any documents related to the issue you wish to discuss.

For more information, please contact the Madison County Office for the Aging at 315-697-5700, Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The Legal Aid Society can provide the following services: Ross County Rural Vistims Assistance Program (740) 702-319028 N. Paint StreetChillicothe, OH 45601Domestic and Family Violence Have you ever thought about what the words „justice for all“ mean for those who can`t afford a lawyer to meet their basic needs? Several clients, volunteer lawyers, and civil and judicial leaders have recently expressed what the MCVLP has meant to them and our community. Mental Health Legal Services (607) 432-2980c/o Homer Folks FacilityOneonta, NY 13820Civil Rights and Health University of Dayton School of Law (937) 229-3817300 College ParkDayton, OH 45469Criminal. Lois and Richard Rosenthal Institute for Justice Ohio Innocence Project (513) 566-0752PO Box 210040Cincinnati, OH 45221Criminal Appeals and Proceedings This program does not serve: Undocumented non-citizens Haven House of Pickaway County (740) 477-91131180 N. Court StreetCircleville, OH 43113Domestic and Family Violence YWCA Battered Women Project (937) 461-5550141 West 3rd StreetDayton, OH 45402Domestic and Family Violence Sorry, We found no publications. Please try another search.

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