Legal Aid Action of Wisconsin

Statewide Legal Aid Organizations

  1. Wisconsin Judicare
    • Provides free civil legal services to low-income residents in northern and central Wisconsin (rural areas).
    • Websitewisconsinjudicare.org
    • Phone: 1-800-472-1638
  2. Legal Action of Wisconsin
    • Serves low-income residents in southern Wisconsin (Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, Kenosha).
    • Websitelegalaction.org
    • Phone: 1-855-947-2529
  3. Wisconsin Legal Aid

Regional Legal Aid Providers

  1. Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee
    • Focuses on Milwaukee County (housing, family law, consumer rights).
    • Websitelasmilwaukee.com
    • Phone: 1-414-727-5300
  2. ABC for Health
    • Specializes in health care advocacy (Medicaid, insurance disputes).
    • Websitesafetyweb.org
    • Phone: 1-800-585-4221
  3. Disability Rights Wisconsin
    • Advocacy for individuals with disabilities.
    • Websitedrwi.org
    • Phone: 1-800-928-8778
  4. Veterans Law Center

Directories & Search Tools

  1. Wisconsin Legal Help
  2. State Bar of Wisconsin Lawyer Referral Service
    • Low-cost consultations with attorneys.
    • Websitewisbar.org
    • Phone: 1-800-362-9082
  3. Wisconsin Courts Self-Help Center

Hotlines

  • Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 (National Domestic Violence Hotline) or End Domestic Abuse Wisconsinendabusewi.org | 1-608-255-0539
  • Senior Legal Helpline: 1-800-488-2596 (for residents 60+).
  • Tenant Resource Center: 1-608-257-0006 (Madison) or tenantresourcecenter.org.
  • Immigration Legal Hotline: 1-414-383-5620 (Catholic Charities of Milwaukee).

Additional Resources

  1. 211 Wisconsin
  2. Pro Bono Programs
    • Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation (WisTAF)wistaf.org (funds legal aid programs).
    • Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP)legalaction.org/vlp (Milwaukee area).
  3. Immigration Legal Aid
    • Catholic Charities Immigration Servicesccmke.org
    • Voces de la Fronteravdlf.org (Milwaukee and Racine).
  4. Native American Legal Services
  5. Self-Help Centers
  6. Law School Clinics

Key Notes

  • Eligibility: Most programs prioritize low-income residents (under 200% of the federal poverty level) and specific case types (e.g., eviction, domestic violence, public benefits).
  • Apply Online: Organizations like Legal Action of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Judicare offer online intake forms.
  • Urgent Issues: For emergencies (evictions, restraining orders), contact hotlines or visit courthouse self-help centers.
  • Tribal Members: Contact Ho-Chunk Nation Legal Department or NARF for specialized advocacy.

Let me know if you need help narrowing down options for a specific city (e.g., Milwaukee, Madison) or legal issue!

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