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Legal Clinic: Immigration Legal Advice and Referral Clinic
Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School 1100 Harvard St. NW, Washington, DC, United StatesHosted by the DC Bar Pro Bono Center. This Clinic is FREE and open to all. You do NOT need to be a D.C. resident. Meet with an attorney for free legal advice, brief services and referrals on US immigration matters. We cannot guarantee that you will receive services and/or representation. Interpretation services provided.
Law library in the community
Shepherd Park Library 7420 Georgia Avenue NW, Washington, United StatesA JusticeAccess law librarian will be inside the entrance of the Juanita E. Thornton/Shepherd Park branch of DC Public Library. Stop by with your questions and we will help you […]
Virtual Reference Desk
OnlineLegal clinic: DC Volunteer Lawyers Project @ AHF Healthcare Center K Street
Free, walk-in legal clinic for domestic violence victims, vulnerable immigrants, and caregivers of at-risk children to speak with a caring and experienced lawyer about immigration and family law matters.
Virtual Reference Desk
OnlineLegal clinic: Neighborhood Legal Services Program @ Anacostia
Neighborhood Legal Services Program attorneys can help with debt collections defense, criminal records sealing, disability and other public benefits, student loans, unemployment, services for DC tenants, and wrongful placement on […]
Virtual Reference Desk
OnlineLegal clinic: DC Volunteer Lawyers Project @ Children’s National – Shaw Metro
Children’s National Shaw Metro 641 S St. NW, Washington, DC, United StatesFree, walk-in legal clinic for domestic violence victims, vulnerable immigrants, and caregivers of at-risk children to speak with a caring and experienced lawyer about immigration and family law matters.
Legal clinic: Neighborhood Legal Services Program @ Parklands-Turner
Neighborhood Legal Services Program attorneys can help with debt collections defense, criminal records sealing, disability and other public benefits, student loans, unemployment, services for DC tenants, and wrongful placement on the child protection registry.