Information for servicemembers and their families seeking pro bono legal help.
"The ABA Military Pro Bono Project (MPBP) will connect eligible, active-duty servicemembers with pro bono attorneys to assist with the resolution of civil legal issues. If you are an active-duty member of the military eligible for services through your military legal assistance office (which may include certain members of the Reserves and National Guard), you may be eligible for a referral for legal help through the Military Pro Bono Project. There are a few criteria you need to know when seeking a referral through the Project:"For more information, click here.
Information for civilian attorneys interested in volunteering pro bono legal assistance to servicemembers through the Project.
"Extended American military missions overseas have generated unprecedented civil-law challenges for servicemembers, many of whom have left family, home, and job for years at a time to serve their country in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations.Our servicemembers are increasingly saddled with legal needs that distract them from their mission and can make their already difficult daily lives even more challenging. These needs are arising in the areas of consumer law, family law, landlord-tenant, employment law, and other areas. Their families often unfortunately require assistance in the area of probate, trusts and estates, or guardianship law.
The Military Pro Bono Project will directly help servicemembers who are sacrificing greatly for their country by moving pro bono referrals straight from military law offices to willing-and-able private sector lawyer volunteers throughout the country."
To learn more, click here.
5 comments:
Is there any pro-bono assistance for Military retirees? Even if only for legal advice?
Good morning Ms. Harris!
Many states have some pro bono (and now "low bono") help programs. Can you tell me what state you're in?
I am a Retired Army/National Guard Veteran. I am in Indiana. While deployed I was refused 6% credit from my automobile lender. I need to speak to a lawyer about this.
Tony Waters
Even though your post is almost 3 years old if you rcvd any info would you please pass on. I either need attornies who do pro bono.o work or if you know where I can find a lawyer to take on govt agĂ©nci÷s
Is there any pro bono criminal defense help for a alabama veteran
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