All clients complete an intake form that covers: Legal issue(s) Income level and fee capacity Deadlines Opposing party information We use this to connect clients with attorneys who best match their legal and financial needs.
Many of our volunteer attorneys are members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. They also receive specialized training on legal issues commonly faced by 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, ensuring a supportive and affirming experience.
Volunteer attorneys cannot: Represent you in court Help with criminal law (e.g., arrests, trials, warrants, charges, etc.) Provide help with non-legal matters (e.g., filling out benefits applications)
We assist with civil legal issues — not criminal cases. Below are the main areas we cover: Consumer Bankruptcy and debt help Credit and loan problems Contracts and warranties Unfair sales or collection practices Education School access or discipline Issues in public or private schools Student financial aid Employment Job discrimination Wage theft or unpaid
No. We are here to support 2SLGBTQIA+ community members with any civil legal issue, whether or not it’s directly related to your identity.
Yes! Our Peer Navigator is a native Spanish speaker, and we offer interpretation services in most languages (including ASL). We can also offer support or accommodations for individuals with disabilities or safety concerns.
While we’re here to walk alongside you, this program does not provide crisis intervention. We offer short-term, collaborative support—not emergency services. If you are currently experiencing any of the following, we encourage you to connect with specialized services that are equipped to provide immediate or specialized crisis support. Suicidal thoughts or mental health crisis Active
