Business Category: Legal

Immigration & legal counseling
To qualify: have no back child support, no IRS liens, no felonies, no prior false claims or citizenship & less than two misdemeanors in last five years.

Family based system.

No employer sponsors.

The ITLA Street Law Clinic is designed to provide on-the-spot legal advice to walk-in clients on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. The Clinics will be staffed with law students from Concordia University School of Law and the University of Idaho College of Law as well as supervising attorneys. The Equal Justice Committee includes local attorneys and leaders of refugee and immigrant communities. The Committee meets on a monthly basis to hear presentations on legal subjects that are helpful to the communities and to determine legal issues to be considered at future meetings. The meetings are generally held on the last Friday of the month at 6:00 p.m. Presentations include how the criminal and civil justice systems work, immigration issues, housing issuing, family law issues, government assistance programs, employment issues, credit transactions, malicious harassment, and starting a business. Presentations are conducted by respected lawyers in the community.
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Legal
Family law (divorce, custody & protection orders with domestic violence), & landlord/tenant problems, mortgage foreclosure issues. Based on income & type of problem. Walk-ins OK. Three statewide toll free advice lines:

Domestic Violence Legal Advice Line 1-877-500-2980

Fair Housing Legal Advice Line 1-866-345-0106

Senior Legal Hotline age 60+ 1-866-345-0106

Phone intake & application over phone, eligibility based on income & type of case. Free legal services for custody & visitation, divorce, debt collection, or modification or child custody court orders, guardianship child, guardianship adult, wills & estates, assistance for nonprofit corps. Priority is domestic violence and/or child endangerment cases. Will not handle criminal cases or any cash settlement.

Legal
The ITLA Street Law Clinic is designed to provide on-the-spot legal advice to walk-in clients on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. The Clinics will be staffed with law students from Concordia University School of Law and the University of Idaho College of Law as well as supervising attorneys. This is a cooperative effort to help members of our community and aid law students and practitioners in their pro bono and volunteer efforts.