Legal Aid offices are open by appointment only while most of our staff continues to work remotely.
See below for more information on how to contact Legal Aid during this time.
Did you know that ALL of Legal Aid of Nebraska’s services are FREE!
Clients who qualify for our services can get free legal assistance for civil legal issues such as:
Evictions
Utility Shut Offs
Wage and Bank Account Garnishment/Debt Collection
Bankruptcy
Denial of Unemployment or Disability Benefits (e.g. SSI, AABDI)
Denial of Medicaid, SNAP, ADC/TANF and Other Public Benefits
Protection Order Hearings
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Legal Aid in the news
Check out the links below to various news sources that have featured Legal Aid staff or reported on Legal Aid's activities, programs/projects, events, services, and just about any other way we work to make equal justice happen. Local housing advocates concerned as...
Behind the Scenes: Legal Aid of Nebraska Centralized Intake Unit
This article was written by Sydney Rogers-Morrell, Development Coordinator As Nebraska’s only statewide and free civil legal services provider, with low-income clients located in every county, Legal Aid of Nebraska averages nearly 1,300 requests for legal assistance...
Legal Aid of Nebraska Will Continue to Fight for Property Rights of Low-Income Homeowners Facing Tax Sales, Despite Today’s Nebraska Supreme Court Ruling
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Megan Moslander Chief of Development and External Relations Cell: 402-669-0061 [email protected] Michael Meister Managing Attorney, Scottsbluff Office Cell: 308-632-4734 [email protected] Legal...
It’s Tax Season: Choose A Trustworthy Tax Preparer to Avoid Scams and Receive Your Full Refund
Shailana Dunn-Wall (she/her/hers), Legal Aid Tax Law Project Fellowship Staff Attorney, and Maria Smith, Legal Aid of Nebraska Intern, are the authors of this article. It’s tax season again, and taxpayers have many options when preparing their taxes. However,...
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