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The Santa Barbara County Bar Association sponsors a Lawyer Referral Service that assists people in Santa Barbara County who have legal problems and seek the advice of qualified attorneys. The Lawyer Referral Service has been serving Santa Barbara County since 1964 and is certified by the State Bar of California, Certificate Number 0032. This service is a program of the SBCBA and is a community-based resource you can trust.

Housing, public benefits, including CalWorks, CalFresh (food stamps), Medi-Cal, General Assistance (GA), Social Security, SSI, unemployment insurance benefits (UIB), and state disability insurance (SDI).

CRLA provides legal assistance to low income persons in education, employment & labor, rural health, and housing/landlord-tenant issues including eviction and foreclosure defense. Our mission is to fight for justice and individual rights alongside the most exploited communities of our society.  We provide a variety of community education and outreach programs including leadership development. CRLA also protects Ingenious Mexican communities, LGBT communities, and farm worker communities.

Complete the CONTACT US form for non-urgent matters. Call the office if you have a time sensitive concern such as an eviction or restraining order issue. 

CRLA provides full legal representation and legal workshops. Each case is reviewed individually. CRLA does employment, housing, education, and health law. CRLA does not do criminal or family law. 

Due to limited staff, it is not possible to provide full representation to each person who needs a free lawyer.  However, we always try to provide some assistance, from referrals to other agencies to advice on how to solve legal problems without a lawyer.

CRLA provides legal assistance to low income persons in education, employment & labor, rural health, and housing/landlord-tenant issues including eviction and foreclosure defense. Our mission is to fight for justice and individual rights alongside the most exploited communities of our society.  We provide a variety of community education and outreach programs including leadership development. CRLA also protects Ingenious Mexican communities, LGBT communities, and farm worker communities.

Complete the CONTACT US form for non-urgent matters. Call the office if you have a time sensitive concern such as an eviction or restraining order issue. 

CRLA provides full legal representation and legal workshops. Each case is reviewed individually. CRLA does employment, housing, education, and health law. CRLA does not do criminal or family law. 

Due to limited staff, it is not possible to provide full representation to each person who needs a free lawyer.  However, we always try to provide some assistance, from referrals to other agencies to advice on how to solve legal problems without a lawyer.

CRLA provides legal assistance to low income persons in education, employment & labor, rural health, and housing/landlord-tenant issues including eviction and foreclosure defense. Our mission is to fight for justice and individual rights alongside the most exploited communities of our society.  We provide a variety of community education and outreach programs including leadership development. CRLA also protects Ingenious Mexican communities, LGBT communities, and farm worker communities.

Complete the CONTACT US form for non-urgent matters. Call the office if you have a time sensitive concern such as an eviction or restraining order issue. 

CRLA provides full legal representation and legal workshops. Each case is reviewed individually. CRLA does employment, housing, education, and health law. CRLA does not do criminal or family law. 

Due to limited staff, it is not possible to provide full representation to each person who needs a free lawyer.  However, we always try to provide some assistance, from referrals to other agencies to advice on how to solve legal problems without a lawyer.

ICLS provides legal assistance to low-income residents, seniors, and veterans in the following areas: housing, family, tax, bankruptcy, education, healthy/public benefits and consumer law.  ICLS also specialize in helping victims of domestic violence obtain and/or maintain legal status and obtain US citizenship.  It has five locations in Riverside (main office), San Bernardino, Indio, Victorville, and Rancho Cucamonga. 

ICLS provides legal assistance to low-income residents, seniors, and veterans in the following areas: housing, family, tax, bankruptcy, education, healthy/public benefits and consumer law.  ICLS also specialize in helping victims of domestic violence obtain and/or maintain legal status and obtain US citizenship.  It has five locations in Riverside (main office), San Bernardino, Indio, Victorville, and Rancho Cucamonga. 

BASTA, Inc. is Southern California's largest and non-profit organization dedicated to tenants' rights. BASTA's services include homelessness prevention in the form of aggressive representation tenants, both inside and outside of the courtroom. We also seek to eradicate slum housing conditions by working with other non-profit organizations, advocacy groups, and Los Angeles' Housing Department in order to bring buildings up to code and make them habitable to live in. BASTA only represents tenants (not landlords) and provides free legal advice and free consultations, but provides legal services for those facing eviction or bringing an affirmative lawsuit against the landlord.

BASTA, Inc. is Southern California's largest and non-profit organization dedicated to tenants' rights. BASTA's services include homelessness prevention in the form of aggressive representation tenants, both inside and outside of the courtroom. We also seek to eradicate slum housing conditions by working with other non-profit organizations, advocacy groups, and Los Angeles' Housing Department in order to bring buildings up to code and make them habitable to live in. BASTA only represents tenants (not landlords) and provides free legal advice and free consultations, but provides legal services for those facing eviction or bringing an affirmative lawsuit against the landlord.