Legal Aid of Oklahoma

Statewide Legal Aid Organizations

  1. Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma (LASO)
    • Provides free civil legal services to low-income residents (housing, family law, consumer rights, public benefits).
    • Websitelegalaidok.org
    • Statewide Hotline: 1-888-534-5243
    • Regional Offices:
      • Oklahoma City: 1-405-557-0020
      • Tulsa: 1-918-584-3333
      • Lawton: 1-580-357-3427
      • McAlester: 1-918-426-1430
  2. Oklahoma Indian Legal Services (OILS)
    • Focuses on legal issues affecting Native American communities.
    • Websiteoilsonline.org
    • Phone: 1-405-447-6111
  3. Oklahoma Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service

Specialized Legal Assistance

  1. Oklahoma Disability Law Center (ODLC)
    • Advocacy for individuals with disabilities.
    • Websiteokdlc.org
    • Phone: 1-800-880-7755
  2. Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (OCADVSA)
    • Legal support for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
    • Websiteocadvsa.org
    • 24/7 Hotline: 1-800-522-7233
  3. Catholic Charities Immigration Services
    • Low-cost immigration legal help (DACA, citizenship, family petitions).
    • Websitecatholiccharitiesok.org
    • Phone: 1-405-523-3000
  4. Oklahoma Veterans Legal Assistance Program
  5. LASO Senior Law Project

Hotlines

  • Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-522-7233 (OCADVSA).
  • Tenant Rights Hotline: 1-888-534-5243 (LASO).
  • Senior Legal Helpline: 1-800-879-6552 (LASO Seniors).
  • Disability Rights Hotline: 1-800-880-7755 (ODLC).

Self-Help and Referral Tools

  1. Oklahoma Courts Self-Help Center
    • Free forms, guides, and resources for self-representation.
    • Websiteoscn.net/selfhelp
  2. LawHelp Oklahoma
  3. Oklahoma Legal Group

Pro Bono Programs

  1. Oklahoma Bar Association Pro Bono Program
    • Connects low-income residents with volunteer attorneys.
    • Websiteokbar.org/probono
  2. Tulsa Lawyers for Children

Law School Clinics

  1. University of Oklahoma College of Law Clinics
  2. Oklahoma City University School of Law Clinics

Native American Legal Resources


Key Notes

  • Eligibility: Most programs prioritize low-income residents (under 200% of the federal poverty level).
  • Apply Online: LASO offers an online intake formlegalaidok.org/apply.
  • Urgent Issues: For emergencies (evictions, domestic violence), contact hotlines directly.
  • Tribal Members: Contact tribal legal departments (e.g., Cherokee, Choctaw) or OILS for specialized assistance.
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