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Pro Bono Opportunities
Represent Clients in Housing Discrimination Cases
Litigation via Chicago Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights
Chicago
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Civil Rights Housing
Expungement/Sealing Criminal Records (Madison County)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
Alton
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Criminal Records & Defense
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Formerly Incarcerated Workers & Unemployed
Adult and Minor Guardianship Cases (Madison County)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
Alton
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Guardianship
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Children & Families People with Disabilities
Guardianship for Adults in East Central Illinois (Champaign County)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
Champaign
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Guardianship
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Elderly
Guardianships for Minors in East Central Illinois (Champaign County)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
Champaign
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Family Guardianship
Divorce in East Central Illinois (Champaign County)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
Champaign
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Family
Help Veterans Across Illinois through the IL Armed Forces Legal Assistance Network (IL-AFLAN)
Litigation via Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI)
Statewide
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Consumer & Finance Family Housing Public Benefits
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Veterans & Military Families
Conflict of Interest Pro Bono Referral Panel (Tenth Judicial Circuit)
Litigation via Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI)
Peoria
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Consumer & Finance Family Housing Trusts & Estates
Pro Bono in the Metro-East (East St. Louis)
Litigation via Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation
East St. Louis
How to help
Consumer & Finance Family Housing Public Benefits
Represent Survivors of Domestic Violence in Divorce and Other Family Matters (Northern Illinois)
Litigation via Prairie State Legal Services
Rockford
How to help
Family
Who you’ll help
Domestic Violence Survivors Women
June 1 - Volunteer at the 2019 Expungement & Sealing Summit Learn More
Volunteer attorneys are needed to review the criminal records of Expungement Summit attendees, determine whether they qualify for adult expungement or sealing, and assist with completing and filing court forms. Criminal records relief can be an important step in helping formerly incarcerated individuals in securing housing and employment.
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