Best Legal Aid in Phoenix, Arizona — 4

4 Resources

1. Community Legal Services — Phoenix

Arizona's LSC-funded civil legal aid program serving Maricopa, Yavapai, Mohave, La Paz, and Yuma counties from its Phoenix office at 305 S 2nd Ave. Staff attorneys handle family-law cases for survivors of domestic violence, eviction defense, and public benefits appeals for low-income mothers. Call 602-258-3434 for intake screening; income generally must be at or under 125% of federal poverty.

602-258-3434 · 305 S 2nd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003

2. Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest

Public-interest impact-litigation firm at 514 W Roosevelt St in Phoenix that takes on systemic cases affecting Arizona women — including school funding, voting rights, and environmental justice in low-income neighborhoods. Not a direct legal-aid intake line, but worth contacting if your situation reflects a broader pattern. Call 602-258-8850.

602-258-8850 · 514 W Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85003

3. William E. Morris Institute for Justice

Phoenix-based legal-advocacy nonprofit focused on AHCCCS (Medicaid), SNAP, KidsCare, and TANF appeals — the safety-net programs Arizona mothers rely on most. Attorneys handle denials, terminations, and policy litigation. Located at 305 S 2nd Ave Suite 201; call 602-252-3432 if you have received an adverse benefits determination.

602-252-3432 · 305 S 2nd Ave Suite 201, Phoenix, AZ 85003

4. Volunteer Lawyers Program — Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Bar Foundation runs this pro-bono program matching low-income Phoenix-area mothers with volunteer attorneys for divorce, custody, and consumer cases. The office at 303 E Palm Lane runs weekly intake clinics. Call 602-254-4714 to be screened; cases are placed as volunteer capacity allows.

602-254-4714 · 303 E Palm Ln, Phoenix, AZ 85004

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