A2J Walk-In Centers

In response to COVID-19/Coronavirus, Legal Aid of Nebraska is taking precautions to limit possible exposure to our employees and clients. As a result, all Legal Aid Access to Justice (A2J) Self-Help Walk-In Centers will be closed until further notice. Staff continues to work remotely. Our statewide phone lines are still available at our Call For Help page. 

Legal Aid of Nebraska has four Access to Justice (A2J) Self-Help Walk-In Centers. The A2J Centers are in Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island and Scottsbluff offices. The A2J Centers are dedicated to helping people forced to represent themselves in a court case. These A2J Centers are open several days a week. At the A2J Self-Help Centers, Legal Aid helps low-income Nebraskans help themselves in court. Legal Aid helps empower people to advocate effectively for themselves in court by providing the knowledge and resources to help people understand and navigate the civil legal system. Pre-registration is not required. People are served on a first-come-first-served basis. You will need to fill out an application to see if you are eligible for our services. The A2J Centers in Lincoln and Omaha are open Monday through Wednesday between 1:00 & 4:00 p.m. The Grand Island and Scottsbluff A2J Centers are open on Wednesday afternoons.