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Colorado Legal Services: Legal Assistance to Low Income People

Colorado Legal Services is a non-profit organization that has assist persons with low income and seniors in the state of Colorado.

If you have a Housing, Consumer, Foreclosure, Bankruptcy, Public Benefits or an IRS tax issue between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. only, call 303-837-1321, wait for a few seconds and dial ext. 444.

Metro Volunteer Lawyers
Metro Volunteer Lawyers (MVL) is the pro bono program of the Denver Bar Association, providing civil legal services to those in need in Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, Gilpin, and Jefferson counties. Anyone seeking legal assistance or acceptance into any of MVL’s programs must apply through Colorado Legal Services.
Phone: (303) 830-8210

Bridge to Justice
Bridge to Justice is a 501(c)(3) Colorado nonprofit organization that provides civil legal services to low- and moderate-income Coloradans who do not qualify for free legal aid.
Phone: (303) 443-1038 | Email: info@boulderbridgetojustice.org

Colorado Bar Association Appellate Pro Bono program: explanation and application

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Outreach Court helps those members of our Denver community who are experiencing housing instability and who have an open city case for offenses such as trespassing, alcohol consumption, park violations or RTD violations.

At this out-of-court, court, Denver County Court's Peer Support Specialists will connect participants with service providers.

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Colorado Bar Association Licensed Lawyer - Lawyer Directory
Search lawyers by the type of legal problem you have, as well as, options in how you can pay the lawyer based on kind of help the lawyer provides

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Colorado LGBTQ Family Law: A Resource Guide for LGBTQ-Headed Families living in Colorado -- Family Equity Council and One Colorado, November 2017

This is a new legal guide for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) families living in Colorado released by Family Equality Council and One Colorado. This resource provides LGBTQ-headed families and LGBTQ adults considering forming families with detailed and accessible explanations of the current status of federal and state law, including recognition of same-sex marriages, parental rights, adoption, applying for documentation for children, nondiscrimination protections, school policies, healthcare, parental leave, and more. The guide also includes a list of legal documents it is recommended that all LGBTQ families secure in order to ensure their rights and wishes are respected.

Legal Resource Directory

The Directory is a topical listing of agencies who provide free legal assistance or referral primarily in the Denver Metro area. The Legal Resource Directory is available for download in a PDF.

Brochures and guides on legal topics

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