A part of the Texas Disaster Legal Help project, this portal connects volunteer attorneys with available cases, upcoming clinics, training materials, and information on providing pro bono assistance to disaster survivors in Texas.

Volunteer remotely. Virtual legal advice clinic run by the American Bar Association. According to their website you can "answer civil legal questions from the comforts of your home or office". See the ABA's FAQ page for more information.

This online center created by the nonprofit Legal Services Corporation (LSC) provides an updated list of ongoing disaster-related pro bono opportunities for lawyers.

A list of volunteer attorney opportunities from the ABA.

List compiled by the State Bar of Texas that connects attorneys with resources on topics such as disaster assistance, volunteer information and court closures.

Created by the nonprofit Legal Services Corporation (LSC), this online center connects attorneys with disaster recovery resources they need.

This guide provides attorneys and legal professionals information about FEMA and how to assist those affected by a disaster.

This guide, created and updated by Central Texas Wildfire Legal Response Team, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid and Lone Star Legal Aid, provides attorney volunteers with resources when attempting to answer questions from those affected by a disaster.

This website allows you to ask a lawyer a non-criminal legal question in writing. You will receive an e-mail when an attorney has answered your question. Only those who meet certain criteria qualify for this service. The American Bar Association runs this service.

Our Legal Help guide has information on free legal hotlines, legal clinics, and legal aid organizations, as well as information on how to find a lawyer who could represent you.

Questions? Ask us! Librarians at the State Law Library can provide information about the law. However, we cannot give legal advice.