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Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa - Immigration Program

How to Receive Services (Intake)
Complete online form or call for more information.
Address

987 Airway Ct
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
United States

707.578.6000
Immigration Support - A Sanctuary for all Seeking a Legal Pathway to Citizenship
Areas Served
Humboldt County
Lake County
Mendocino County
Napa County
Sonoma County
Del Norte County
Who We Are
Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa provides a wide range of immigration services to eligible persons in the California North Coast counties.
 
Get classes, advice, and honest legal representation to earn citizenship, defend yourself against abuses of power, and ensure you and your family can thrive in the United States.
 

We provide legal services on a sliding scale for a wide range of situations, including:

  • Naturalization Advisement — we’ll help you understand your options and offer clear recommendations for your best pathway to citizenship.
  • DACA — Providing “Dreamers” under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program the support needed to remain qualified for this vital program.
  • U Visa — helping victims of domestic or violent crimes navigate the immigration system and attain U Visa nonimmigrant status.
  • Deportation defense — providing fast and effective legal support to keep your family together as you seek a resolution to your immigration status.

 

Information Reviewed On
Organization Type
Immigration Law Services
Legal Issues
Asylum, Refugee, and Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ)
Employment Petitions
Family Petitions
Naturalization/Citizenship
Permanent Residence/Green Cards
Spoken Languages
CZH
Spanish / Español

Community Legal Services - McGeorge School of Law

How to Receive Services (Intake)
Our legal clinics are available to community members who are facing legal challenges in the areas of Immigration, Bankruptcy and Elder & Health Law, who unable to afford representation from private attorneys. You'll work with students in a faculty-supervised, law-office setting.

CLS Hours
Office hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Telephone hours are from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

We are two blocks east of the McGeorge School of Law main campus — across from McClatchy Park.

Questions? Contact Community Legal Services (916) 340-6080 (from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.)
Legal Clinic Calendar
Legal Clinics
Address

3455 Fifth Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95817
United States

(916) 340 - 6080
Legal Clinics Website
Areas Served
Sacramento County
Who We Are
Our legal clinks are available to community members who are facing legal challenges in the areas of Immigration, Bankruptcy and Elder & Health Law, who unable to afford representation from private attorneys. You'll work with students in a faculty-supervised, law-office setting. There are clinics for the following issues: 
 
- bankruptcy
- elder and health law
- immigration law
- federal defender 
- prisoner civil rights 
 
 
 
Accessibility
This organization is accessible by wheelchair and powerchair
This organization provides access aids for people who are deaf or hard of hearing
Eligibility
Community Groups
Homeless
Medicaid Eligible
Mentally Ill
Other
Over 60
Person living with HIV/AIDS
Person with Disabilities
Related to person living with HIV/AIDS
Survivor of Domestic Violence
U.S. Citizen or Documented Immigrant
Under 18
Information Reviewed On
Organization Type
Legal Aid
Legal Issues
Social Security
Asylum, Refugee, and Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ)
Will Drafting and Estate Planning
Bankruptcy
Citizenship through Military Service
Deportation, Removal, and Detention
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)
Elder Abuse
Employment Petitions
Family Petitions
Nursing Homes and Medical Long Term Care
Power of Attorney, Conservatorship, Advanced Health Directives
Medi-Cal
Medicare
Naturalization/Citizenship
Permanent Residence/Green Cards

Yolo County Superior Court Family Law Facilitator/Self-Help Center

How to Receive Services (Intake)
Please call (530) 406 - 6794 for more information. Visit the self-help webpage for hours.
Address

1100 Main Street
Woodland, CA 95695
United States

(530) 406 - 6794
Yolo County Superior Court Self-Help Center Webpage
Areas Served
Yolo County
Who We Are
The Family Law Facilitator's Office/ Self-Help Center operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
 
The Family Law Facilitator provides assistance to persons without an attorney in the area of family law. The Family Law Facilitator can assist with the completion of legal forms and provide general legal information concerning child support and /or spousal support, arrears, establishment of paternity, and health insurance. Services are provided free of charge.
 
The Self-Help Center provides assistance to unrepresented individuals with dissolution, nullity, legal separation, limited civil cases, guardianships, name changes, emancipation, landlord/tenant, step-parent adoptions, limited conservatorships, and domestic violence, civil harrassment, and elder abuse restraining orders.
Information Reviewed On
Organization Type
Court Programs
Legal Issues
Adoption
Private Health Insurance and Employer-Sponsored Healthcare
Domestic Violence
Name Change
Child Support
Custody/Visitation
Youth Rights & Emancipation
Evictions
Divorce and Spousal Support/Alimony
Elder Abuse
Guardianship
Power of Attorney, Conservatorship, Advanced Health Directives
Landlord and Tenant Issues
Restraining Orders
Paternity

The LGBTQ Center Long Beach, Legal Services Department

How to Receive Services (Intake)
Conduct an intake with Legal Services by calling 562-433-8595.

The Legal Services Department provides LGBTQ-specific, inclusive, and affirming legal assistance in the greater Long Beach area. Legal Services can conduct an intake with community members with any legal issue. We will work with you to determine a best fit for resources.

All Legal Services at The Center are FREE! Our resources are accessible through bi-lingual staff and interpreter services. Staff are trained on accessibility issues, including service provision to clients with limited English proficiency.

Email:

We receive many emails and calls. We recommend that you also call our Legal Services phone line at 562-433-8595. Legal Services will respond to you as soon as possible.

Please note that if you do not have access to a phone and/or are unable to leave a voicemail, please indicate this in your email to us.

We do not recommend emailing us with facts or information pertinent to your case as we are a department who exercises strict confidentiality.

Please note that emailing or calling Legal Services does not create an Attorney-Client relationship.
Address

2017 E. 4th Street
Long Beach, CA 90814-1001
United States

(562) 434-4455
The LGBTQ Center Long Beach, Legal Services Department Website
Areas Served
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Who We Are

What we do:   

(1) Legal Services for Survivors/Victims of Any Crime

Legal Services can conduct an intake with community members to see whether they may be able to receive victims of crime legal assistance.  Legal Services provides direct holistic legal services to survivors/victims of any crime, including hate violence, domestic/intimate partner violence, sexual violence (including non-intimate partner sexual violence), stalking (including non-intimate partner stalking), elder abuse, assault, robbery, fraud, identity theft, family member or partner of homicide victim(s), human trafficking (including labor and sex trafficking), witnesses of violence, and other forms of violence/crimes.

If this is an emergency and you need to speak to someone immediately, please call the 24-Hour National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. 

(2) LGBTQ-Inclusive Referrals and Specifically Tailored Legal Referrals

Legal Services can conduct an intake with community members to see whether they may be able to receive legal assistance.  We will work with you to determine a best fit for legal resources.  Legal Services can make referrals to local LGBTQ-friendly attorneys and low-cost legal resources.

(3) Volunteer Legal Clinic

Legal Services can conduct an intake with community members to see whether they may be able to receive a free consultation in our Legal Clinic.  In collaboration with local volunteer attorneys, we provide free confidential legal consultations with state-licensed attorneys on-site in a wide range of practice areas. Consultations are by appointment only.  During the appointment, clients can discuss any legal issue(s) they are experiencing and receive confidential advice. If the issue cannot be addressed during the Legal Clinic and/or if the issue cannot be resolved within the appointment time, Legal Services can make referrals to local LGBTQ-friendly attorneys and low-cost legal resources.

(4) Name and/or Gender Change Petition Assistance

Legal Services can conduct an intake with community members to see whether they may be able to receive Name and/or Gender Change Petition assistance.  If the issue cannot be resolved within the appointment time, our attorneys can make referrals to local LGBTQ-friendly attorneys and low-cost legal resources.  This service is provided by appointment only.

Accessibility
This organization is accessible by wheelchair and powerchair
All gender/gender neutral bathrooms available
Information Reviewed On
Legal Help Category
Legal Aid
Organization Type
Legal Aid
Legal Issues
Child Abuse/Neglect
Workplace Disability Access & Accomodation
Adoption
Sexual Assault and Rape
Agricultural Workers
Social Security
Workplace Safety and Health
Appeals
Asylum, Refugee, and Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ)
Emergency Assistance
Disaster Assistance and Recovery
Assisted Living and Residential Care Facilities
Assistive Technology
Will Drafting and Estate Planning
Bankruptcy
Credit Reports and Credit Cards
Insurance for Veterans and Family Members
Private Health Insurance and Employer-Sponsored Healthcare
Unemployment Insurance
Domestic Violence
Other Veterans' Benefits
Public Benefits for Immigrants
Veteran and Servicemember Housing and Home Loans
Welfare / CalWORKs
Workers' Compensation
Military Service Records and Discharge Issues
Other Civil Rights
Native American Issues
Other Housing Issues
Funeral/Burial Issues
Veterans' Tax Issues
Other Family or Juvenile Issues
Other Health Issues
Name Change
Cars
Mobile Homes and Manufactured Homes
Wrongful Termination and Retaliation
Childcare, Kinship, and Foster Parent Assistance
Child Support
Loans and Mortgages
Citizenship through Military Service
Criminal Record Clearing
Crime Victims' Rights
Custody/Visitation
Senior Veterans
Veterans' Education and Employment
Veterans with Disabilities
Women Veterans
Leaves and Time Off From Work
Debt Collection, Garnishment, Repossession
Deportation, Removal, and Detention
Security Deposits
Education Rights
Rights of People with Disabilities
Rights of Grandparents
Youth Rights & Emancipation
Prisoners' Rights
LGBTQ Rights
Reproductive Rights
HIV/AIDS Rights and Health
Evictions
Divorce and Spousal Support/Alimony
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)
Disability and Public Benefits: SSI, SSDI, SDI
Housing Discrimination
Job Discrimination and Harassment
Discrimination For Immigration Status or National Origin
Elder Abuse
Employment Petitions
Food Stamps / CalFresh
Families of Military Servicemembers
Family Petitions
Foreclosure
Fraud, Identity Theft, and Unethical Business Practices
Guardianship
Nursing Homes and Medical Long Term Care
Homelessness
Homeownership
Other Consumer/Finance
Other Employment
Taxes
Juvenile Delinquency
Veterans' Health
Mental Health
Power of Attorney, Conservatorship, Advanced Health Directives
Small Claims
Landlord and Tenant Issues
Restraining Orders
Wage Claims, Overtime, and Wage and Hour Laws
Medi-Cal
Medicare
Pensions
Utilities - Water, Gas, Electricity, Telephone
Naturalization/Citizenship
Public Housing, Subsidized Housing, and Section 8
Paternity
Permanent Residence/Green Cards
Predatory Loans
Reservists and National Guard
Spoken Languages
English

Beverly Hills Bar Association LRIS

How to Receive Services (Intake)
For a low consultation fee, our trained staff will connect you with
an experienced lawyer best suited to fit your legal needs, from our panel of 100 consulting attorneys
representing over 35 different areas of law.

Click the attached link to fill out the request form or call 310-601-2440.
Address

No Public Office
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
United States

310-601-2440
Beverly Hills Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
Areas Served
Los Angeles County
Who We Are

The LRIS is a private, nonprofit service dedicated to providing the public with affordable
access to justice and the legal system.

Information Reviewed On
Legal Help Category
Certified Lawyer Referral Service
Organization Type
Certified Lawyer Referral Service
Legal Issues
Child Abuse/Neglect
Workplace Disability Access & Accomodation
Adoption
Sexual Assault and Rape
Agricultural Workers
Social Security
Workplace Safety and Health
Appeals
Asylum, Refugee, and Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ)
Emergency Assistance
Disaster Assistance and Recovery
Assisted Living and Residential Care Facilities
Assistive Technology
Will Drafting and Estate Planning
Bankruptcy
Credit Reports and Credit Cards
Insurance for Veterans and Family Members
Private Health Insurance and Employer-Sponsored Healthcare
Unemployment Insurance
Domestic Violence
Other Veterans' Benefits
Public Benefits for Immigrants
Veteran and Servicemember Housing and Home Loans
Welfare / CalWORKs
Workers' Compensation
Military Service Records and Discharge Issues
Other Civil Rights
Native American Issues
Other Housing Issues
Funeral/Burial Issues
Veterans' Tax Issues
Other Family or Juvenile Issues
Other Health Issues
Name Change
Cars
Mobile Homes and Manufactured Homes
Wrongful Termination and Retaliation
Childcare, Kinship, and Foster Parent Assistance
Child Support
Loans and Mortgages
Citizenship through Military Service
Criminal Record Clearing
Crime Victims' Rights
Custody/Visitation
Senior Veterans
Veterans' Education and Employment
Veterans with Disabilities
Women Veterans
Leaves and Time Off From Work
Debt Collection, Garnishment, Repossession
Deportation, Removal, and Detention
Security Deposits
Education Rights
Rights of People with Disabilities
Rights of Grandparents
Youth Rights & Emancipation
Prisoners' Rights
LGBTQ Rights
Reproductive Rights
HIV/AIDS Rights and Health
Evictions
Divorce and Spousal Support/Alimony
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)
Disability and Public Benefits: SSI, SSDI, SDI
Housing Discrimination
Job Discrimination and Harassment
Discrimination For Immigration Status or National Origin
Elder Abuse
Employment Petitions
Food Stamps / CalFresh
Families of Military Servicemembers
Family Petitions
Foreclosure
Fraud, Identity Theft, and Unethical Business Practices
Guardianship
Nursing Homes and Medical Long Term Care
Homelessness
Homeownership
Other Consumer/Finance
Other Employment
Taxes
Juvenile Delinquency
Veterans' Health
Mental Health
Power of Attorney, Conservatorship, Advanced Health Directives
Small Claims
Landlord and Tenant Issues
Restraining Orders
Wage Claims, Overtime, and Wage and Hour Laws
Medi-Cal
Medicare
Pensions
Utilities - Water, Gas, Electricity, Telephone
Naturalization/Citizenship
Public Housing, Subsidized Housing, and Section 8
Paternity
Permanent Residence/Green Cards
Predatory Loans
Reservists and National Guard
Spoken Languages
English
Spanish / Español

Worker Outreach Federal Housing Assistance in the Event of a Major Disaster

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Information about housing assistance availability after a major disaster, including eligibility for emergency housing assistance.
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Disaster Relief Information

Statewide Disaster Resources:

 

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Court Information

The services and hours of many courts have been affected by COVID-19. Please call or visit your local court’s website to learn more.

 

 

Work/Employment Rights

Helplines for Work issues

Legal Aid at Work's Workers’ Rights Clinic provides low-income and unemployed people with confidential information about their legal rights related to work in California. They provide services in Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantonese, and can accommodate other languages.

Before calling, please read this FAQ

  • San Francisco: 866-864-8208

  • East Palo Alto: 866-864-8208

  • Watsonville: 831-722-2845

  • Santa Ana: 714-571-5200

  • San Diego: 619-260-7470

  • Sacramento: 916-905-5857

  • Berkeley/Oakland: 866-864-8208

  • Merced: 559-570-1200

  • Fresno: 559-570-1200

  • San Bernardino: 909-889-7328

  • Statewide Employment Rights Virtual Clinics during Coronavirus 

 

Employment Resources

Unemployment/Benefits

Housing

There are many local, state and national protections for housing for people impacted by COVID-19. In addition to the resources below, make sure to visit your county or city website or call 211 to see what local resources and programs are available to you.

 

If you are not sure what applies to you, please use our "Search for legal Help" tool to find legal aid programs in your area. They should be able to tell you what local programs and protections you are eligible for.

California Housing Resources

 

Rental Assistance Programs

Health/Insurance

 

 

Financial

 

 

 

Protection from Abuse

Utilities

 

 

 

Scams

 

General Resources

 

California Fire Disaster Resources 

Resources for Specific Fires 

If you are impacted by a California fire, please visit www.fire.ca.gov or your county's website for information. LawHelpCA will add new legal resources for California fires as they become available.  

Are You Ready For Wildfire Season?

Please use this resource https://www.readyforwildfire.org/ to make sure you are prepared for wildfire season.

Disaster Legal Assistance Hotline

Free hotline for people affected by the wildfires in California. Leave a voicemail and an attorney will call you back.

1-(888)382-3406

Disaster Directory by County

Disaster Directories for 58 California counties with information to help at risk populations get prepared for wildfires, power shut offs, and other natural disasters. (English) (Spanish)

California Free Legal Answers

Write your legal question relating to the recent wildfires and a lawyer will write you a free answer.

Go to Free Legal Answers

2022 Fires

2021 Fires

 

Caldor Fire

A Local Assistance Center (LAC) is open to provide County and State services, information and resource referrals to individuals, families and businesses impacted by the Caldor fire. 

Address: 6699 Campus Drive, Placerville, CA 95667. Located at Folsom Lake Community College, El Dorado Campus, Fitness Center Building.

Hours: 
Monday-Friday       10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesdays           1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday               10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

 

 

 

Monument Fire

A Local Assistance Center (LAC) is open to provide County and State services, information and resource referrals to individuals, families and businesses impacted by the Monument fire. 

Address 109 Memorial Drive, Weaverville, CA 96093. Located at the Veterans Memorial Hall.

Hours: 
Thursday 9/9       12:00pm to 8:00pm
Friday 9/10          12:00pm to 8:00pm
Saturday 9/11      9:00am to 4:00pm

 

French Fire

 

2020 Fires

General

 

If you are impacted by a California fire, please visit www.fire.ca.gov or your county's website for more information. LawHelpCA will add new legal resources for California fires as they become available.  

Video Resources

For more information and online resources about disaster assistance and recovery, including information about crisis counseling, a guide to replacing lost legal documents, see LawHelpCA's disaster assistance information.

You can also find information about legal aid resources for natural disasters nationwide at disasterlegalaid.org.

**The legal aid community is currently coordinating legal assistance for fire victims throughout the state - more information available soon. Please check back here as we will be updating this page regularly.

Lawyers are ready to provide on-the-ground relief, but they need your help:

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All for the Family Legal Clinic, Inc.

How to Receive Services (Intake)
Call for intake instructions. Potential clients may leave a voicemail (please see website for response time frame), or submit an online application.

All for the Family Legal Clinic, Inc. is a public benefit corporation dedicated to providing low cost legal help to the San Francisco Bay Area. Rates are based on a sliding scale taking into account both income and family size. Please see the website for the cost of services, and the flat rate consultation fee rate. Fill out the appropriate online application to determine your estimated cost, and call to speak to a staff member for help.
Address

3137 Castro Valey Blvd
#210
Castro Valley, CA 94546
United States

(510) 999 - 7732
http://allforthefamilylegalclinic.org
Areas Served
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
San Francisco County
San Mateo County
Santa Clara County
Solano County
Who We Are
All for the Family Legal Clinic, Inc is a public benefit corporation that was established for the specific purpose of providing low cost legal assistance to the San Francisco Bay Area community. All for the Family Legal Clinic, Inc, focuses primarily on family law - custody disputes, divorces, and assistance with getting restraining orders in cases of domestic violence, and basic services for estate planning and probate of estates.
 
Charge on a sliding scale based on income and family size. Call or fill out an application to see if you qualify. To schedule an appointment, call or complete an application online. 
Information Reviewed On
Organization Type
Legal Aid
Legal Issues
Will Drafting and Estate Planning
Domestic Violence
Name Change
Child Support
Custody/Visitation
Security Deposits
Divorce and Spousal Support/Alimony
Guardianship
Restraining Orders
Paternity
Spoken Languages
Spanish / Español
English

How to Replace Important Documents

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Russian > Как Восстановить Важные Документы
Vietnamese > Làm thế nào để thay thế những giấy tờ quan trọng
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