Hawaii Access to Justice Commission

Legal Aid · Hawaii · Free

The Access to Justice Commission, housed within the Hawaii State Judiciary, doesn't take individual cases but it funds and coordinates every legal aid program in the state — meaning their staff at 808-539-4860 know exactly which intake line is currently open and which has a waitlist. Call when a mother has been told one program is full and she needs to know the next door to knock on. Weekdays 8am to 4pm.

Contact & Details

Address: Honolulu, HI

Phone: 808-539-4860

Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm

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