The ABA`s military pro bono project accepts case recommendations from military lawyers on behalf of recruited and serving junior military personnel facing civil law issues and strives to refer these cases to pro bono lawyers. West Virginia Senior Legal Aid, Inc. provides legal advice and referral to individuals 60 years of age and older throughout West Virginia through a grant under the Americans Act. Access to Legal Aid Services (ATLAS) is the statewide hotline for paralegals and lawyers. ATLAS provides high-quality legal application and advice, as well as short-term services to poor and disadvantaged people in West Virginia`s 55 counties. To request Legal Aid of West Virginia services, please contact ATLAS: 1-866-255-4370 ABA Home Front provides legal information, resources, and a directory of legal programs for veterans, military personnel, and military families. Programs listed include military legal aid offices, legal aid and pro bono organizations, mediation and information services for lawyers, and military-specific programs, where applicable. If you are a victim of domestic violence and need legal help, contact your local family violence program. This list includes organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services to victims of abuse and other eligible individuals. Even if the organization does not have a lawyer available to represent you in court, you should ask if there is a lawyer with whom you can seek advice. Please note that we list organizations by city or county where the office is located – however, many offices can likely serve multiple counties.

We indicate the “counties served” where possible. You can click on the blue “View All” button to see the full list of organizations. The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a national network of community-based domestic violence programs and statewide offices that work to end personal and institutional violence in the lives of women, children, and men. As part of its projects, the West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence provides advocacy, education, and runs a national legal aid program for victims. For more information, see wvcadv.org/about/projects/. There are organizations in West Virginia that offer free civil legal assistance if you qualify for their services. To request services, you must contact each organization. WomensLaw regrets that these resources have not been updated recently. Please note, however, that the legal content in the Know the Laws section is updated annually and the rest of the website is also updated regularly. Deletion, driver`s license, management of traffic and parking tickets, replacement of documents lost after a disaster, MORE.

There will be no evening recording time in December 2021. Language interpreters are available for limited or non-English speakers who apply by phone. Registration hours by phone: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday – 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday – 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Unemployment benefits, disability: reasonable accommodation, wrongful dismissal, family leave, wage issues, recovery from substance use disorders, disaster assistance, MORE. Please note: If you are applying online, you must still provide a phone number where you can be reached so that we can speak to you directly. Before applying, you must read our terms and conditions.

Helping people after a disaster, rebuilding after a disaster, replacing documents lost after a disaster, insurance claims after a disaster, living conditions issues, renting or renting a house, owning or buying a house, MORE. To request Legal Aid of West Virginia services, please call 1-866-255-4370 anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Tuesday from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Serves Fayette, Nicholas, Raleigh counties. Domestic violence and abuse, divorce, separation and annulment, abuse and neglect, custody and parenting plans, adoption, foster care, personal security order, parental rights (and termination), paternity, guardianship and conservatory, MORE. Do you need help with food, clothing, shelter, medication or other services? Other resources include: self-representation, going to court and dealing with proceedings, domestic violence and abuse, divorce, separation and cancellation, renting or renting a house, food and cash benefits, health insurance benefits, car payment issues, contracts, MORE. If you have a hearing loss, use the 7-1-1 WV relay. Para los que prefieren hablar en su lengua materna, proporcionamos intérpretes.

Por favor, llámenos y díganos su idioma. Colocaremos a Usted en espera por algunos minutos y obtendremos un intérprete para la llamada. 866-255-4370. If you apply by phone, a member of our team will conduct a brief intake interview to see if we can help you. Before you call, learn more about eligibility, the intake process and preparation. Eviction from a house, living conditions issues, renting or renting a house, owning or buying a house, utilities, energy and heating at home, discrimination in housing, contracts, debts and loans, MORE. Legal Aid by WV offers free services to our clients. We will never require payment for our services, although there may be costs to file documents in court. With three program areas, our lawyers and lawyers offer meaningful solutions for different populations. Bankruptcy, car payment problems, credit practices and credit reports, debts and loan money problems, property protection, wage protection, payment for education, payment for medical care, financial abuse, taxes, MORE.

Mountain State Justice is not funded by LSNC and represents low-income individuals in West Virginia in major litigation and legislative and administrative activities. They help in the following areas: predatory mortgages and deceptive home sales; Abusive defence in debt collection and debt collection; Other consumer issues; Education; Health care reform; legislative reform; Safety and health of minors If you have any other questions, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Eviction from a home, housing allowance and subsidized housing, unemployment benefits, domestic violence and abuse, special education, going to court and dealing with proceedings, self-representation, MORE. Cash and support benefits, disability benefits, health insurance benefits, mental health, recovery from substance use disorders, disability: adequate housing, veterans, child support, debts and loans, PLUS. special education, lack of school, payment for education, veterans, helping individuals after a disaster, MORE. Note: There is a branch in Clarksburg (321 West Main St., Suite 401, Clarksburg, WV 26301; Phone: 304.326.0188), but all entrances go through the main Charleston office.