I'm looking for information about an Nation Wide Legal Aid Programs.?
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Investigate "Prepaid Legal Services" online. It isn't very expensive at all. I used it. The drawback is that the lawyers you speak with are interested in getting rid of your inquiry very expeditiously; they want to end the phone conversation, and you know it in every word out of their mouths.
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www.nala.org is the website for the National Association of Legal Assistants, and it will have a lot of resources and information.  Look at colleges around you for a Legal Assisting or Paralegal Certificate program.  You can usually complete the program in a year.
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you could try contacting your local social service or human services office and ask them for information. also public health might have some information. \n\nthey could also tell you about advocate agencies such as AARM that advocate for people with special needs and also provide education services.
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http://www.illinoislegalaid.org/ Start here. I'm sure you'll find what you need.
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www.lsac.com will give you all the resources you need, including links and breakdowns of schools offering particular legal sepcializations.  Good luck.
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Consumers' Guide to Legal Help\nFree Legal Help \nAlabama \n\nThere are many legal aid and pro bono programs in communities that provide legal help for the poor. People with income below the federal poverty guidelines are generally eligible for free legal help through these programs. People who are elderly, disabled, the victims of domestic violence, enlisted in the military or in other special circumstances also may be eligible for help even if their income is a little higher.\n\nLegal Services\nFederally funded legal services offices provide lawyers who are experts in helping poor people with legal problems. (learn more...)\n\nPro Bono\nPro Bono programs match low-income clients with volunteer lawyers, who agree to take their cases for free. (learn more...)\n\nOther Sources for Legal Help\nThis directory includes other sources of legal assistance for low and moderate-income people. Some of these offices provide free services, and others may charge a fee. (learn more...)\n\nHelp for People in Special Circumstances\nNationwide directory of programs that help senior citizens, people with disabilities, victims of domestic violence, and other specific populations. (learn more...)
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Yes there is help out there. Student loans from multiple sources, Stanford Loans, Pell Grants.
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California LEGAL AID societies provide free legal advice, representation, and other legal services in noncriminal cases to the economically disadvantaged. The societies are located in most major metropolitan areas throughout the state. The Community Services Administration provides funding for legal aid. Revenue sharing and private subsidies provide additional funding.  The National Legal Services Corporation administers legal aid.\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/r_r/legalso1.htm
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No, I haven't ever heard of it before now.  But here is a sight that hopefully give you somewhere to go to get help.  I would suggest an attorney, however they take a big chunk of everything, however it may be your only hope.  Good Luck.  Bureaucracies are very difficult to get through.
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Depends on the state.  You can do a Yahoo or Google search on 'legal aid' plus the city and state where you live.\n\nLawyers.com\nfindlaw.com
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legal aid society;housing authority;public library, google; ask jeeves
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Yes, there are programs in the US.  However, it is loan reimbursement.  I know that Harvard does do this, so I know other law schools will do this as well.
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You can try, there are organizations that provide lawyers pro bono[1].\nTry you local community legal help center.
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Look for a free legal assistance group nearest your residence.
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Go to www.fastweb.com\nThey have millions of financial aid resources on there.
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You can always check with your State and County Bar Associations.  Most maintain a list of attorneys who provide various types of services pro bono. \n\nGood luck!
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yes you can call your local dept of human ssevirces then request them give you the legal aid number they will and call them they are goverment funded ? yes ?