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Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Provides legal seminars on a variety of subjects to individuals 60 and over.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 10 minute consultations, over a one hour period once a month. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Operates legal seminars with a variety of legal information pertinent for seniors.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Statewide representation in civil (non-criminal) legal matters for low-income persons, victims of domestic violence, senior citizens, farm workers, and Native Americans.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer legal professionals meet with seniors to assess their legal situations and needs. Legal professionals determine the best court of action for seniors and make appropriate legal referrals.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Represents clients in cases seeking public entitlements such as TANF/GA, Social Security, SSI, and Unemployment benefits.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 30 minute consultations. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

Connects seniors to legal assistance from other agencies.

Provides a one-stop clinic (no appointment necessary) comprising multiple resources. Legal resources include advice on divorce, custody, Tenant Law, or family law-related issues for low and middle-income ranges, and elderly legal help. Law enforcement victim advocates, community advocates, and housing services are available weekly. Representatives from DCFS, DWS, and Wasatch Mental Health are available on the 1st Tu of every month. Community Action and assistance with medical insurance are available on the 2nd Tu of every month.

Volunteer attorneys meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.