Ohio’s legal aids seek volunteers to help low-income Ohioans live safer, more stable, and financially secure lives.
The Ohio Access to Justice Foundation, in partnership with the Ohio State Bar Association, is pleased to display pro bono opportunities from legal aid providers across the state. Explore the available opportunities below and click the Sign Up link to register to volunteer directly with the legal aid..
Assist asylum seekers with completing forms and applications
In-person clinic in Gallia County on Nov. 9
Volunteers will assist Mauritanians with completing asylum applications. Volunteers will not be the attorney of record and do not need any immigration experience. Training will be provided.
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Columbus, OH and Virtual
Join us at the Casselberry Library every third Thursday of the month to provide free legal advice to veterans on a wide variety of legal matters. Residents will attend and be provided with a one-on-one consultation with volunteer attorneys.
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Central and Southeastern Ohio and Virtual
Volunteers will provide virtual brief legal advice to clients around issues of family law, including divorce/dissolution, visitation, and custody.
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In-person clinic in Gallia County on Nov. 9
Volunteers will prepare and explain documents to seniors, including statutory & healthcare powers of attorney, other advance directives, wills, and funeral arrangements. No experience is necessary and training will be provided.
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Columbus, OH and Virtual
Join us at the Casselberry Library every third Thursday of the month to provide free legal advice to veterans on a wide variety of legal matters. Residents will attend and be provided with a one-on-one consultation with volunteer attorneys.
Sign Up
In-person clinic in Gallia County on Nov. 9
Volunteers will prepare and explain documents to seniors, including statutory & healthcare powers of attorney, other advance directives, wills, and funeral arrangements. No experience is necessary and training will be provided.
Sign Up
In-person clinic in Gallia County on Nov. 9
Volunteers will assist Mauritanians with completing asylum applications. Volunteers will not be the attorney of record and do not need any immigration experience. Training will be provided.