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American University, General Practice Clinic

Washington, DC

Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

Must be at or below 187% of poverty level.

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

Bread for the City Legal Clinic - NW

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Only D.C. residents are eligible.

Bread for the City Legal Clinic - SE

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Only D.C. residents are eligible.

CARECEN

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

CARECEN does not represent detained immigrants.

An immigrant

Columbus Community Legal Services Catholic University General Practice Clinic

Washington, DC

D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program Advice & Referral Clinic - N.W.

Washington, DC

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program Advice & Referral Clinic - S.E.

Washington, DC

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

D.C. Law Students in Court

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

D.C. Lawyer Referral Service Bar Association of the District of Columbia

Washington, DC

D.C. Office of the Tenant Advocate

Washington, DC

George Washington Law School Neighborhood Law and Policy Clinic

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

In housing conditions cases,we accept clients who are at or below 80% of the median income

Howard University School of Law Fair Housing Clinic

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

Clients must fall below the federal poverty income guidelines.

Jeremiah's Circle of Friends Legal Clinic

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Individuals receiving public welfare benefits are automatically eligible; others must show income at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines.To receive assistance, organizations must be either a) non-profit, cooperative, or tenant association or 2) a locally-owned and -operated business (no subsidiaries, chains or franchises) with under 20 employees.

Landlord Tenant Resource Center

Washington, DC

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia - NW Office

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia - SE Intake - Anacostia Professional Building at the Big Chair

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Legal Counsel for the Elderly

Washington, DC

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

Over 60 years old

For social security & disability, must be 55+

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

Legal Information Helpline District of Columbia

Washington, DC

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

Multi-Door Dispute Resolution

Washington, DC

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

For Help, you must be:

DC resident

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