Clark County Volunteer Lawyers

I did not have to wait on hold for hours or be told the call volume was excessive and try again. The volunteer lawyer called right on timd for phone appt. She was very helpful and did not make me feel dumb like other free programs.

Regardless of the way (Audra) acts, if she does the intake, and she doesn't care for you, she gives an earful to the attorney you are going to speak with for your appointment, which undermines the appointment with the attorney. (I know this for a fact, and that is not an empty accusation.) The attorney I had the misfortune to speak with, was dismissive and rude. Audra was incredibly rude and inappropriate, among other things. This organization is unprofessional. There may be some attorneys there for the right reason, it is hard to know, as I didn't speak with any other attorney affiliated with

I felt like the attorney I spoke with was the DA and I was on trial, definitely did not feel like I was speaking to MY attorney for my children and I. It was discouraging to say the least.
I have called multiple times ccx without a response and recently sent yet another email with my new updated contact info and that is how your going to have to contact me instead I guess? It's been 2 years dealing with this and nothing's changed no papers filed and in the meantime my kids are growing up without me and the courts are not seeing any of the attempts to get them back. I'm unable to afford an attorney

So I called them Seeking advice on how to fill out some ppr work. and when the lady found out how much I made she laughed at me and dismissed me. Was humiliated and embarrassed.

It takes 2 weeks or more to meet with a lawyer. That's me waiting for a phone call to come on no specific day ......for a very important cause. Wondering if the courts and judges are willing to wait and hold the case over until I have council......very worried about that. I will post more when I actually use this service. Ok 4 weeks later....no they cannot hold anything over for lack of council. Everybody has a right to have counsel even if you can't afford it and there's just nothing here to help. I am very unhappy with the lack of help for people who don't have the thousands of dollars for good

Because I never got a reply back. I have some legal issues that I need a lawyer to talk to about and give some advice. I didn't even get an email. I still need the help but don't have lots of money.

The staff are extremely helpful in connecting you with a lawyer to answer your legal questions. They are not lawyers themselves though so don't expect to get your question answered same day as the program is designed to make an appointment with you and a lawyer. They have most of the forms you would pay $20-$55 dollars for at the court house. There open 5 days a week which is fantastic though they do sometimes take a lunch so plan accordingly. Also, if your legal problem is in regard to some paperwork bring a copy with you or email them a copy in advance and it will greatly improve the advice you

They just need more people. You can run inside for parking money - they usually have some. Just make sure you don't get a ticket while you're gone. There is a side entrance (with stairs). Creepy basement level with all sorts of unmarked closets & the ladies' room at the furthest end. No coffee, but a water tank. If they can't serve you, they refer you to CLEAR in Seattle then CCVLP follows up with you. That actually went fine. Please consider volunteering here for office/attorney. They definitely need it. They are spread thin; the attorneys don't prep much or read your emails - it's more like drop

Excellent service here in Vancouver. If you show up for appt on time and are prepared with documents and such, these volunteer lawyers and staff will help you. Highly recommend this service. It's for low income persons and families who otherwise might not be able to see an attorney.