HELP! Need to find an organization that provides free legal asst. or referrals for such services.?
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Any local attorney will be willing to give you a free consultation and can help you to find an afforable attorney and even work with you to get affordable payments. Good luck. If he took your kids to Florida without your permission then you should press kidnapping charges against him.
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Try www.freeadvice.com\nIt's a great free site for legal forms, Q&A forums, help finding a lawyer, and anything else you might want. Just click the Legal Forms tab at the top of the page and find what you are looking for, then find your state. Some of them are free, some are pay, but the costs are nothing compared to what a professional would charge. www.uslegalforms.com is another spot to check is you can't find what you are looking for at freeadvice.com
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based on what you've said, you should probably try to contact your states legal aid organization, every state has one. Explain them your situation, and there are many lawyers affiliated with that organization who have to put in a certain amount of "pro-bono" (free) work for people, so by a lawyer taking your case for free from legal aid, they're not only helping you, you're helping them. it should be no problem finding free legal help. Also you can call any atorney's and explain to them your situation, and most wioll offer free legal advice if nothing more. hope this helped ;)
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look in yellow pages for legal aid society
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Contact the Better Business Bureau or your state's Attorney General's office and ask for free help.
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You could try here: http://nolo.com/ but they're not free.\n\nYou can also look here: http://www.freelegalforms.net/
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Contact Legal Aid.  They provide free legal services for indigent clients.  You may also try calling the law schools in your state and asking if they have legal clinics that provide free legal assistance.
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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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www.legalzoom.com\nor for references \nwww.handelonthelaw.com
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Call your local bar association and get a referral. They will be able to help you find a lawyer who can help you.\n\nIMO, you can't afford to *NOT* get an attorney.
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Frank,\nYou might try  Public aid. They maybe able to refer you to a public defender.\nTunes19572003@yahoo.com
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Try your local lawschool/lawlibrary.  My lawschool's library had a wide selection of forms for pro se patrons.  The staff can't give legal advice, but they can show you where the forms are located.
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Why don't you find a lawyer and ask them to refer you to someone that work like that. I know there are a few Coffee Shops Around Los Angeles that offer free legal services whe you buy a cup of coffee.
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I don't know the government set-up there, but you should call government courthouses -- law libraries, specifically, or the equivalent of a state attorney in the US -- and ask if their are agencies that offer free legal service.  Here, in the States, some attorneys do pro bono work, others belong to groups that take on cases for a nominal fee (of like $25) -- the law librarian (or "state attorney") has that information.\n\nHow relevant my Answer is in Australia, I don't know!!  LOL.  Good luck to you.
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Law Depot.com has any template for any legal document that you ever will need.  When i came across it i put it in my fav for the day when i will need it..glad i could help someone with it. good luck..ps. it may cost a few dollars ...you know that nothing on here is free.
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Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
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This information varies a lot state by state, and a little bit even within the state.  What state are you in?  There is probably a legal clinic or even a private paralegal place such as "We The People" that can help you.  The other place to go is to a law library, where you might get a little help.