Virginia Legal Aid Society

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from February 19, 2015
  

  Jennette T. asked:

  I'm sorry to post this again but I'm desperate. If anyone knows a lawyer in the area that does pro bono family law, PLEASE contact me right away. If I don't have representation on Monday, I will lose my son. The cheapest lawyer I could find has a retainer fee of $1600 and I don't have the money.

  

  Lee C. replied:

  http://vlas.org/ Have you already tried the legal aid society?

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• Referral from July 25, 2014
  

  Tiffany T. asked:

  I need a good custody lawyer that's not going to cost a million dollars

  

  Maria N. replied:

  Virginia Legal Aid Society may provide legal help you for free http://vlas.org/RTF1.cfm?pagename=Types+of+Legal+Help

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• Referral from August 16, 2013
  

  Story G. asked:

  Anyone of you fabulous people have a Virginia based civil litigation lawyer contact?

  

  Crystal S. replied:

  www.vlas.org/ Provides legal assistance to low income individuals in civil cases throughout the Central, Southside, and Western Tidewater areas. Virginia Legal Aid Society www.vlas.org David B. Neumeyer, Esq, executive director, 513 Church Street, Lynchburg, VA 24504 is responsible for the content on this website.

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• Referral from January 3, 2013
  

  Karen M. asked:

  I Really really dont like (hate to) and try not to post "real" personal stuff here on fb (unless its asking for prayer, etc) but does anyone know of a good disability lawyer in or near Lynchburg?? I have a friend in need of one pretty quickly and I dont have a clue about things like this...thanks for any help :)

  

  Karen W. replied:

  "I see lots of those type of cases, please have your friend call because it can't hurt. The website is www.vlas.org. and the intakes are done by telephone."

  

  Karen W. replied:

  "Your friend should call Virginia Legal Aid Society to see if he or she is eligible for services and if so the assistance will depend on what stage of the process he/she is at and where he/or she resides."

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