41. State Bar Of Texas - Family Law Section The Family Law Section was created by the State Bar of Texas Board of Directors in 1960. It is the fourth largest section at the present time. http://www.sbotfam.org/

Texas Attorney General - Child Support Division Phone Contact List for Assistant Attorneys General Contact information for all Child Support Division Attorneys is now available online in the password protected members section of the website. The contact list identifies attorneys by local child support office, counties served, and position (e.g. Managing Attorney, Special Litigator, Assistant Attorney General). The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) is providing this list to members of the Family Law Section to make it easier for attorneys in private practice who are representing parents with cases at the OAG to directly contact the Assistant Attorney General representing the state. The list is confidential and should only be used for attorney communications. Download contact list 2009 Legislative Report The 2009 Legislative Report is now available to members. Click here to login and access the complete report with all family law legislation from the 2009 session. Download Section Reports (Fall 2010 Available) Time is Money: Dealing with a Divorce Attorney New Statewide Website for Pro Bono and Legal Aid Attorneys Download Tax Charts (2010 Available) ... More topics October 28 and 29: New Frontiers in Marital Property Law December 9 and 10: Advanced Family Law Drafting April 28 and 29, 2011: Marriage Dissolution Institute

42. Chandler Family Law Attorneys | Arizona Criminal Defense Lawyers | Maricopa Coun Contact the Chandler divorce and criminal defense lawyers of Aslamy Associates. We serve clients across Arizona. Call a lawyer at 888719-6947. http://www.aslamylaw.com/

43. SALDF Home We coordinate opportunities for animal law pro bono work, community service, and activism, and we hold many informative and celebratory events throughout the year that promote http://www.lclark.edu/law/student_groups/student_animal_legal_defense_fund/

Skip to content About Us Admissions Portland, Oregon ... Student Animal Legal Defense Fund Our Mission Helping Animals through the Law. As a student chapter of the Animal Legal Defense Fund, SALDF is devoted to enhancing the welfare and legal status of all nonhuman animals. Our primary goal is to educate ourselves and others concerning the issues and laws that affect animals and help to influence positive change. What We Do Keep up-to-date by “liking” our official Facebook Page! http://www.facebook.com/saldf.lc Animal Law Conference SALDF organizes the nation’s longest-running annual animal law conference each fall with the support of the Center for Animal Law Studies and the Animal Legal Defense Fund 2009 Conference Podcasts Now Available National Animal Law Competitions: Animal Law Speaker Series: SALDF invites speakers from around the nation to discuss local, national, and international issues relating to animals. Past speakers have included Tom Regan, Steven Wise, and Carol Adams. Pro Bono Opportunities: Public Commenting SALDF representatives may also be found working at the downtown offices of the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s Anti-Cruelty Division, taking the initiative to work with the

44. National Health Law Pro Bono Connections American Bar Association Center for Pro Bono and Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service - http//www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/ http://www.healthlawyers.org/Resources/PI/Pages/NationalHealthLawProBonoConnecti

45. UNC Law Pro Bono Newsletter L ike many other students, I dreaded searching for a summer position. The thought of spending my first internship cooped up in a law firm library utterly depressed me. http://www.unc.edu/~snovinsk/newsletter.htm

Pro Bono at UNC Student Background Page Back to Main Pro Bono Page E-mail the Pro Bono Program Spring Break Project Information A Summer in the Trenches By Jenny Leisten L ike many other students, I dreaded searching for a summer position. The thought of spending my first internship cooped up in a law firm library utterly depressed me. I wanted hands-on, practical experience with the law. I wanted to actually get to meet clients and help them. I wanted to fight the bad guys. I wanted to have fun. Thanks to the Public Interest Job Fair, I found a great position at North Central Legal Assistance Program. For those of you unfamiliar with Legal Aid (as I was), it�s basically free legal assistance for low-income persons. To qualify for services, a family has to meet the federal guidelines for poverty. Most of my clients this summer didn�t even have a telephone. Resources are slim at Legal Aid, which is actually an advantage for summer interns. Since there is always too much work to do and too few people to do it, I was immediately given a lot of responsibility. On my first morning, I had 12 cases to handle. By the second week, I was doing all the domestic client intake. By the third week, I was representing clients by myself before the Employment Security Commission. At the end of the summer I had closed over 60 cases. Most days, I began work at 9 a.m. I usually had around four to five phone calls to make � some to clients, some to witnesses, others to attorneys. I drafted various documents � complaints, answers, motions, interrogatories, etc. On Wednesdays and Thursday I handled intake, which meant that I spent 15 to 30 minutes interviewing new clients about their legal problems. On Fridays I presented these cases to the attorneys at the staff meeting, where the attorneys bombarded me with questions, half of which I had not thought to ask the client. Based on the facts of my presentation, the attorneys decided whether they could accept the case.

46. Bench & Bar Of Minnesota Business Law Pro Bono Involving the Other Half of the Profession By James L. Baillie. M ost lawyers who provide pro bono services are litigators and they are providing http://mnbar.org/benchandbar/2003/nov03/prez.htm

Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Classifieds Display Ads Back to Contents Business Law Pro Bono: Involving the Other Half of the Profession By James L. Baillie M ost lawyers who provide pro bono services are litigators and they are providing litigation-oriented services. But more than half of all lawyers are not litigators and they participate in pro bono at a much lower level. Involving that other half of the profession in pro bono services is a challenge. But it is a challenge that can be met through pro bono programs that call on their skills. Pro bono programs seeking more volunteers to help with these clients, especially in family law, have noted the resistance of business lawyers, including lawyers on corporate legal staffs. Efforts have been undertaken to recruit, train and retain "non-litigation" lawyers to provide family law and other traditional litigation services. There have been some successes. Some non-litigators have enjoyed expanding their legal skills and helping these clients. Some have become outstanding volunteers. But they are the minority. As early as the 1970s, corporate legal staffs began pro bono programs, often in partnership with local legal aid or pro bono programs. But after initial bursts of enthusiasm, many of these programs have declined.

47. Santa Clara Law: Pro Bono Recognition Program Center for Social Justice and Public Service provides a locus for public interest and social justice law study and service http://law.scu.edu/careers/pro-bono-recognition-program.cfm

Prospective Students Current Students Admissions Admissions Home Page ... Public Interest Law Career Services Santa Clara Law 500 El Camino Real Santa Clara, California 95053 Santa Clara University Home Pro Bono Recognition Program *** NEW!!! Important changes to the Pro Bono Recognition Program effective May 1, 2007! Some of the more significant changes include: (1) Student leadership positions on campus will no longer count toward pro bono hours (2) A tiered recognition approach will be implemented (3) Individual recognition awards will be given out annually (4) The pro bono guidelines implemented in the Recognition Program will mirror the pro bono requirements for the Public Interest Certificate (5) Satisfying the requirements of the Recognition Program will also satisfy the Public Interest Certificate pro bono requirement About The Pro Bono Recognition Program, founded in 1990 by a group of law students, improves access to and understanding of the legal system among members of underrepresented groups, helps law students develop competence, conscience and compassion, and encourages students to become life-long volunteers, recognizing pro bono work as an integral part of a balanced lifestyle. The Pro Bono Recognition Program directs interested students towards general pro bono opportunities, facilitates a student-attorney network to provide students with individual pro bono projects, and recognizes students for their contributions to the community through pro bono work. Program Requirements

48. Pro Bono Opportunities Guide To find a volunteer opportunity that is tailored to your specific requirements, please select your preferences from the following options and then click the Search button http://www.advocateresourcecenter.org/oppsguide/

skip to content Search this site Advanced Search Home Login Community Education Calendar ... add an organization Pro Bono Opportunities Guide To find a volunteer opportunity that is tailored to your specific requirements, please select your preferences from the following options and then click the Search button: If you are a low-income person looking for legal help, go to www.washingtonlawhelp.org County All Adams Asotin Benton Chelan Clallam Clark Columbia Cowlitz Douglas Ferry Franklin Garfield Grant Grays Harbor Island Jefferson King Kitsap Kittitas Klickitat Lewis Lincoln Mason Okanogan Pacific Pend Oreille Pierce San Juan Skagit Skamania Snohomish Spokane Stevens Thurston Wahkiakum Walla Walla Whatcom Whitman Yakima Area of law All Substantive Areas Arts Civil Rights Community Development Consumer Criminal Appeals Death Penalty Debt/Credit/Bankruptcy Disability Disaster and Emergency Assistance Education Elder Law Employment Environmental Foreclosure Health HIV/AIDS Homeless Housing Life Planning Nonprofit Organizations Prisoners Public Benefits Taxes Veterans Working with All Groups Asylum Seekers Children Domestic Violence Victims Elderly General Public HIV Immigrants Low Income Military/Veterans Native Americans Working poor and unemployed Text search The Washington State Pro Bono Opportunities Guide Washington Practice Areas Civil Law National Practice Areas Death Penalty Asylum Law Healthlaw.org

49. IU Law Pro Bono United Nations Shadow Reporting Program For J.D Phone 317278-3857 Fax 317-278-3685 E-mail pcaparas@iupui. edu and pcaparas@alumni. iu.edu Perfecto Boyet Caparas, Program Manager and Trainer Human Rights Center, Room http://www.iulaw.indy.indiana.edu/humanrights/shadowreports/shadowreporting.pdf

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