need a pro bono attorney asap!?
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Contact your local Bar Association.  They can do pro bono referrals.
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You need to get in contact with a lawyer.
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You need to talk to an attorney.
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Try your local bar association.  They should be able to connect you with an attorney.\n\nOklahoma Bar Association Pro Bono Programs\nLegal Services of Eastern Oklahoma\n918/584-3211--Fax (918) 584-1866\nContact person: Laurie Connors, Pro Bono Director\n\nLegal Aid of Western Oklahoma \n405/521-1302--Fax (405) 557-0023\nContact person: Stan Foster, Executive Director\n\nIf you are stating that Legal Aid of Western Oklahoma won't return your calls, be patient.  Pro Bono work is difficult to coordinate and doesn't receive lots of funding for the high numbers of people requesting pro bono lawyers.  Just the process of connecting an attorney with you requires that an attorney who can handle your specific issue A) does pro bono work (not all do), B) doesn't have a person waiting for their help in front of your, C) is able to take your case (there can be conflicts of interest that prevent attorneys from taking cases), and D) has had an opportunity to review your case.  Pro bono work is a privilege, not a right.  Speed of response is a trade-off that often occurs with pro bono work.  If you want an attorney to be more responsive, hire an attorney (non-Pro Bono).
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In all jurisdictions, there are lawyers who do pro bono work.  You can find them out by contacting the bar association for your area.  There are often state bar associations, county associations, city associations.  All lawyers may not be listed in each one.  So check each one in your area.  Go to the link below and enter your city and state in the box and see what comes up.  Or you can just call 411 and the operator can help you.  \n\nAlso, if you live near a university that has a law school, they have law clinics that help people in the community for little or no money.  Visit the school and they can help you too.  \n\nPlease do not be discouraged.  The system is designed to be intimidating.  But there are mechanisms out there to help you so just be patient and something will come through for you.  \n\nGood luck and let me know if you need additional help trying to find someone.
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You need to talk to a lawyer and fast.
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Call the local bar association
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Sounds like you need a lawyer.
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Dental instructors often do work pro bono.  I think its worth finding one and asking them.
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She needs to contact an attorney.
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I volunteered for ayuda zillions of years ago. You need to call them and make an ppointment for an intake. They will decide if they can take your case or not because their resources are limited and also they do not take all types of cases and you must be low income or indigent. If they can not help you then I recommend you contact AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) and they can help you with a referral list. Both of their numbers are on the yellow pages or call 4-1-1 and ask for it. Both organizations' offices are in Washington DC.
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Call lawyer [ ref ] if you cannot afford a lawyer and get a Pro- Bone-O lawyer different states have different laws.\n\nYou can post this in Laws & Ethics maybe some lawyers answering questions from your home town or state.
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I did a yahoo search.  Below is a link of a site that lists many pro bono lawyers in Austin.
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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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Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
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Dude...get a lawyer...let them do the work!
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You need a lawyer, and very quickly.