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VLP at 124 State St in Augusta matches low-income Maine mothers with private attorneys volunteering pro bono on divorce, parental rights, and protection-from-abuse cases. Intake is by phone screening; income must generally be at or under 200% of federal poverty. Call 207-622-3150 with your county, your issue, and whether you have a hearing date pending.
207-622-3150 · Augusta, ME 04330
Maine's federally designated Protection & Advocacy agency at 24 Stone St in Augusta, handling free legal advocacy for women with disabilities — including SSDI denials, MaineCare service-cut appeals, and discrimination cases. Call 800-452-1948 statewide; intake staff will ask about your disability, your income, and the specific decision you want to challenge.
800-452-1948 · 24 Stone St Suite 204, Augusta, ME 04330
MEJ at 126 Sewall St in Augusta is the state's leading legal advocacy group for women on TANF, ASPIRE, SNAP, MaineCare, and housing-voucher issues. Staff attorneys handle benefits denials and policy litigation. Call 207-626-7058 if DHHS has cut your case off, miscalculated TANF, or sanctioned you out of ASPIRE.
207-626-7058 · 126 Sewall St, Augusta, ME 04330