Idaho free legal assistance programs and organizations

The place to call for free legal help is Idaho Legal Services, Inc. or the Volunteers Law Program. Both of these may be able to provide advice, guidance, and representation to the working poor, low income, elderly, disabled, and others. They do not aid people with criminal matters but will only provide support with civil cases.

Housing services and assistance

Get legal help in Idaho for the following issues. Almost all of the support provided by attorneys is on a pro-bono basis, meaning free of charge to clients.

Home foreclosure - Learn about your rights as well as the process. They can guide you through the process, from when you receive a notice to steps you may be able to take to address the problem and save your home.

Eviction prevention - Deal with your landlord, and get information on eviction prevention programs, including federal government resources.

Property taxes - Get information on how to deal with a tax sale, and how to prevent losing your home to your local assessor or county.

Energy bills - Some utility companies try to illegally disconnect customers heating or energy service. Learn about your rights.

Predatory mortgages - Some banks and lenders issues illegal home loans. Attorneys in Idaho will advice you for free on your rights in dealing with a questionable home loan.

 

 

 

 

Government and public government programs

Energy assistance - Find information on government programs and get help from your energy company.

Federal government programs - Lawyers can help individuals navigate the numerous government programs, such as food stamps, social security, TANF, etc.

Free law advice for seniors

Programs for elders include government health benefits, power of attorney, probate, nursing home issues, senior citizen discrimination, and more. Seniors in Idaho can get free legal representation for these civil matters or other similar concerns.

Legal help in Idaho with domestic issues or family law

While clients can’t get help with criminal cases, they can get free assistance with civil issues, family law, and similar. Examples of what they can receive help with include:

  • Child custody and disputes
  • Adoption advice, support, and consultations
  • Divorce
  • Paternity issues and contestations
  • Wills, probate, and funeral arrangements

Phone numbers for free legal aid

There are a couple different non-profit law firms and organizations to call for help and representation. While not everyone may qualify for the services, you can look into it. The agencies include:

  • Idaho Legal Services, Inc. - Phone (208) 336-8980
  • The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program - Dial (208) 334-4510

 

 

 
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