Why can't I find a pro Bono lawyer in texas.?
830920
Look up the telephone number of the Texas Bar Association.  (I am assuming that as in PA they have what we call The Lawyer Referral Service).  They can provide you with a low cost referral to an attorney for a consultation.  You may also find in your yellow pages (as in PA) that there are display ads for attorneys who provide a free consultation on your problem.  I don't think pro bono services are easily located except in some types of legal disputes (medical malpractice and injury is an area where one might find one more easily).  I suggest otherwise that you get on line and look up attorneys and attempt to find one who might be interested.  Good luck.
234824
1. Contact the Texas Bar Association. Bar Associations are generally reluctant to refer specific lawyers, but if it is a specialized area of law in which finding an experience lawyer is difficult they can point you to someone who can do referrals. \n2. Contact other major wrecker operations and see who they use. \n3. Pull out a phone book and find a lawyer who has nothing to do with the area you are interested in (so they will not recommend themself). Often lawyers in an area know each other, at least by reputation, and can refer you to someone good.
281715
Contact your local or state BAR association and ask them to recommend a pro bono (for free) or inexpensive charging attorney. I'll bet they can help. Good luck.
444656
I don't know about Texas, but it is hard to find briefs online for most cases.  US Supreme Court briefs are often online.  Otherwise, in my expereince, the easiest way is to look at the case and contact the lawyers who briefed the case and ask them to send you a copy.  Most lawyers will.  Otherwise you can look at the court files in Austin or have an attorney service pull it for you.
618416
depends on the kind of work you are looking for and how long it has been since the last trouble.. I have been through some similar issues.. I live in the DFW area.. if you want to drop me an email with a bit more info I may be able to give some ideas.. regardless.. good luck !!
629919
Alright im not going to get too deep into this one here.  Your more than welcome to email me or IM me on... irreplaceably_rare@yahoo.com.  You need to call your local court house and ask for a Probono Lawyer that deals with your type of case... also ask for the number for the " State Bar... They normally have phone numbers of people to contact.  Here is the real issue, they didnt take the child out of the hands of someone abusing them when they should have, You need to also contact someone federally, I would need to know what state you are in, in order to give you the correct people to call.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou should look into suing the state for not taking the child out of the hands of the abuser.... Could be worth a lot, this case... I mean, nothing can add up to a childs life, But maybe they can help you get what you deserve.\n\n\n\nIn any event sorry for your loss, and good luck.
166058
Try calling your local Bar Association.  They often have a referral servce to link you with the appropriate lawyer for your case.  These lawyers often talk to you on the telephone for free, the first time.
1060354
contact the Bar Association in that state for a referral. You don't have to live in that state to sue in that state.
440547
Check with your local county (or state) bar association.\n\nMany attorneys are willing to do pro bono work to satisfy their bar requirements.\n\nOnline advice is usally not a good idea however, because the lawyer who answers may not be licensed to practice in your particular state, and thus may not be applying the correct law.
296802
Try floridalegal.org/ProBono/fpbca\n\ngood luck
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.
75321
I am not an attorney, but perhaps I can direct you to legal aid agency I found on google.com.\n\nI attached contact information below.\nGod Bless
350773
SOUNDS LIKE YOUR SITUATION IS SIMILAR TO THE ONE I WAS IN SIX YEARS AGO.    IT'S TOUGH TO FIND A pro bono FAMILY LAW LAWYER.  LEGAL AID USUALLY WON'T TOUCH CUSTODY CASES.  LET'S FACE IT, MOST LAWYERS ARE UNETHICAL.  THEY DON'T WORK FOR GOOD FEELINGS OR GOOD CAUSES.  THEY ARE PAID TO LIE FOR BIG BUCKS.  WHAT MAKES THEM HAPPY IS POWER AND MONEY.  (Lawyers,  I said MOST,  not ALL).  SORRY TO BE SO BLUNT HERE, BUT,  IT'S THE TRUTH.  I WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD.  I SUGGEST YOU START PREPARING TO LOSE YOUR CASE OR GIVE IT UP WHILE YOU STILL HAVE YOUR SANITY.\n\nI WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD.  :>)
376454
EEOC has some peculiar ways.  My recommendation is to contact the bar association in your state.  Many lawyers do pro bono work (either completely free or significantly reduced fees) to help people that cannot afford an attorney and the bar association will be able to tell you who in your area is available for that. \n\nClick on the link below and in the Business Name field, type in Bar Association and then put in your city and state in the designated field and search for an office near you.  There are some city bar associations, state bar associations, and in some cases, county or regional associations.  Look around in the different ones in case one of them doesn’t have a lawyer registered with the right expertise to help you.
638185
Dental instructors often do work pro bono.  I think its worth finding one and asking them.
572693
Bar referral service. Call the local bar association and ask for a lawyer. Any lawyer you will get is 75% guaranteed to be a crook.\nAnd if he is not he can recommend some friends who are.\n\nP.S.\nThis reminds me of a joke:\nA Man runs over a jaywalking child in a small town and is accused of manslaughter. So he asks a Sheriff "Is there a criminal lawyer in town". So the sheriff says "Yes, but we cannot prove it yet!"
320074
Not a lady, but I can hope to solve this unfortunate problem for you. There is always a legal aid office in what ever town you live in, you may have to dig for it and call lots of different people to find it but it does exist. The easiest way to find it, would be to call a woman's shelter, or your local YWCA if you have a chapter of that organization near you. If not, try your local college. Some of the recently graduated law students are hungry for whatever work that they can get and generally excel at their first cases. (mainly because they want the word of mouth advertising that can come from it). I wish you luck in this most unfortunate place in your life and hope for a speedy and clean proceeding.