The Pro Bono program matches low-income Leon County citizens, or Second Circuit residents with a Leon County case, to volunteer attorneys donating full-service case representation in civil cases, including: Bankruptcy, Discrimination, Employment Issues, Landlord/Tenant Issues, Money Disputes Over Purchases, Property Disputes, Wills, Family Law Issues
Our IRS-certified student volunteers work one-on-one with tax payers providing basic tax services such as: W-2 Employees Tax Returns; Self-Employment Tax Returns; Social Security Income; and more.
Services we provide: domestice violence, family law, housing/landlord tenant, low-income taxpayer clinic, preserving home ownership, veterans issues, foreclosure defense, consumer law, education, elder law, public benefits and more.
UWSSC offers legal services in many areas including eviction mitigation and defense, elder law, foreclosure, consumer law, housing advocacy, and health and public benefits.
The Gender Justice Clinic provides help to clients navigating name changes and changes to identification documents. The Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic represents taxpayers who have disputes with the IRS.
The Bankruptcy Pro Bono Assistance Clinic offers legal services to low-income individuals who are dealing with bankruptcy. The Children & Youth Law Clinic represents children in foster care and former foster youth in dependency, health care, mental health, disability, and more. The Immigration Clinic advocates on behalf of immigrants. The Investor Rights Clinic represents under-served investors in securities arbitration claims against their brokers.