Where can I find a lawyer to discuss banruptcy options pro bono in Ohio?
359680
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!
530706
yes go to www.divorcelawinf.com/states/ohio
200443
Get a lawyer, look in the yellow pages
651918
Contact the State Bar Association.
255353
No, all you have to do is file a Notice to Appeal with the local Appellate Court, and the Clerk will assist you with the process for a Pro Se appeal.  \n\nHere is the appeal form you will need in Ohio:\nhttp://www.11thcourt.co.trumbull.oh.us/Pdf%20docs/Notice%20of%20Appeal.pdf\n\nJust fill in the information from the forms you have for the original case you want to appeal.  Also, brush up on whatever statutes, federal codes, ordinances, and court cases pertain to your case, and show 'em what you're made of!\n\nHope this helps!
102759
well as far as the lawyer goes,you can contact the wisconsin bar association,i'm not really sure about the court com.and you can always call the pro-se legal office there in fdl.they were very helpful to me.best of  luck,having been divorced there and all the problems i had there i know you will need it.
320758
The family court is not known for its speed.  I would contact the Ohio State Bar Association (attorney) and request for referral to family/custody specialist.  Interview them and find out their success rate in getting you custody and the reality of your situation.
208019
I don't know where you live, but if you have a township Trustee office, try there. Otherwise look up Social Service Organizations in the Yellow Pages, most of them have a big handbook of places that help with all sorts of things. Catholic Charities helps with money for some things, and the are good for getting a referral for you. Hope this helps.
537694
Here's a lawyer referral service from the American Bar Association. \n\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/findlegalhelp/home.cfm
378528
Call the Bar Association in Texas and the ethics committee or equivalent.  If you're looking to weed out a "bad" attorney, good luck.  They usually don't break ranks to tell about each other's pasts if they include problems.
120888
Consult an attorney or call your local bar association.
113544
They will usually turn you down the 1st time.\n\nTime to get a lawyer.  I am sure there is one in your town that has a free consultation and you won't have to pay until you get your 1st check.  Most firms take on a certain number of pro bono cases per year also.  Doesn't hurt to ask.  Get the phone book and be persistant.  They are hoping that you give up. \n\nGood luck, keep trucking!
512805
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.
805991
Call the Bar in Florida. Otherwise it will be tough to find. Most pro bono attorneys defend suspects and criminals that can not afford it. Not to file motions in court.
674393
telephone look up  \n... Island - Cincinnati 34 Ohio Parole Violators List www.dss.state.va.us ... fugitive.html OHIO PAROLE VIOLATORS LIST - Parkersburg 39 Wisconsin Property Division. trade. Texas statutes ...henneymitchel5579.enacre.net/telephone_look_up.html - 12k - Cached
180949
Call your local, county or state bar association referral service and ask for one. Or call any large law firm, since they are likely to have lawyers doing pro bono work. You may be able to get a referral by calling your area United Way first call or any charitable agency. Most pro bono lawyers only takes cases referred by a screening agency of some kind.
442148
There are a couple of ways to get a lawyer to assist you for little or no up front payment.  First, contact the state bar association in your state.  The bar association can put you in touch with lawyers who will do pro-bono work.  You can find them in the yellow pages or just go to:  www.superpages.com  and type in Bar Association in the Company Name field and then enter your city and state to find their address and phone number.  If there isn’t one in your city, type in a nearby city until you locate one convenient to you.\n\nAlso, if you live near a major university that has a law school, they have law clinics that may represent you.  You would be represented by senior law students under the guidance of licensed attorneys.   Either of these should help you locate a lawyer to assist you. \n\nGood Luck