The State Law Library can help provide legal information, but we cannot provide any legal advice or help represent you in court. If you are in need of legal help, you will need to speak to an attorney, legal aid organization, or a similar resource that can provide legal assistance and advice. This research guide has information about different free and low-cost options for finding legal assistance or contacting an attorney in Texas.
A list of legal assistance organizations, clinics, and legal aid groups that provide assistance with issues related to COVID-19.
Legal assistance organizations provide free or low-cost legal assistance, often with some restrictions.
Legal hotlines allow you to speak to a lawyer over the phone to ask a legal question or get legal advice.
Legal clinics are usually free to attend and are hosted by local bar associations and non-profit or private advocacy organizations.
Legal advocacy organizations advocate for certain groups of people or legal issues. They may provide representation or assistance in specific situations.
This page includes information on legal referral services, legal directories, bar associations, and other organizations that help connect you with private attorneys.
