Clinics - Atlanta

	Bankruptcy Clinic Atlanta Legal Aid is proud to partner with the United States Bankruptcy Court and Georgia State University College of Law to provide assistance to pro se bankruptcy litigants on a monthly basis. Clients are not represented but involved in or will soon be involved in bankruptcy proceedings pending in federal court. Attorneys and law students are needed to screen and advise clients. Time Commitment: 2 Hours Frequency: Monthly Location: Fulton County Project for: Attorneys, Law Students, Paralegals Sign up to volunteer here: Bankruptcy Clinic
	Cobb County Probate Clinic The Cobb County Probate Clinic is sponsored by Cobb Justice Foundation, a project of Cobb Legal Aid, a division of Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. Attorneys at the Probate Clinic advise about decedent’s estate cases and adult guardianship cases. Volunteer attorneys review each particular situation and advise clients about which action to file and which forms to use in Cobb Probate Court. The Clinic serves individuals by appointment via an online registration service. Time Commitment: 2 Hours Frequency: Biweekly Location: Cobb County Project for: Attorneys To volunteer contact Cathy Waddell at cwaddell@atlantalegalaid.org
	Fulton County Family Law Information Center Clinic The Family Law Information Center (FLIC) was developed to assist people who wish to represent themselves in domestic legal matters or educate themselves about domestic issues. Anyone may come to FLIC to obtain legal forms or information on a variety of issues, including: paternity establishment, legitimation, custody, visitation, child support, annulment and divorce. Law students and attorneys with less than three years of family law experience are welcome to assist clients at self-help tables along with an Atlanta Legal Aid attorney. Time Commitment: 2.5 hour shifts Frequency: Daily (On week days) Location: Fulton County Project for: Attorneys, Law Students, Paralegals To volunteer contact Cari Hipp at volunteers@atlantalegalaid.org
	Grace United Methodist Church Women's Legal Clinic Atlanta Legal Aid partners with Grace United Methodist Church and Women's Action Ministry to host a legal clinic for low income Metro Atlanta residents. Clients meet with a volunteer to complete a legal needs assessment check up for follow up by Atlanta Legal Aid on a variety of legal topics. Volunteers do not need expertise in any area to complete the intake/legal check up. In addition, clients are able to raise their housing, estate planning (advance directive or power of attorney), consumer law, or family law matter with an attorney for a 30 minute free legal consultation. We need both experts in subject matters and general volunteers for intake. Time Commitment: 2 hours Frequency: Quarterly Location: Fulton County Project for: Attorneys, Law Students, Paralegals To volunteer contact Cari Hipp at volunteers@atlantalegalaid.org
	DeKalb County Landlord Tenant Clinic Local tenants and landlords can come learn about the eviction process, including an overview of Georgia law, court procedures, and other tips. The presentation will be followed by a chance for tenants who qualify for Legal Aid's services to meet with an attorney for a short consultation, including how to file an answer, on a first come, first served basis. Time Commitment: 3 hours Frequency: Monthly Location: DeKalb County Project for: Attorneys To volunteer contact Cari Hipp at volunteers@atlantalegalaid.org
	Gwinnett County Probate Clinic Attention Probate and Estate attorneys!! Join the Gwinnett Pro Bono Project and the Gwinnett County Probate Court for our monthly Probate clinic the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, 1:00-4:30 p.m. Provide one-on-one advice and information to local residents on probate and estate matters, while networking with other probate attorneys and the court. Remember, clinics count towards your state bar pro bono requirement AND towards free CLEs and other benefits from the Gwinnett Pro Bono Project. Time Commitment: 3 hours Frequency: Monthly Location: Gwinnett County Project for: Attorneys Sign up to volunteer here: Gwinnett Probate Clinic
	Gwinnett County Consumer Clinic Calling all consumer attorneys and attorneys willing to help consumers! Please join the Gwinnett Pro Bono Project in a monthly clinic advising pro se consumers of their rights and defenses in lawsuits (or the lack thereof) and helping people navigate Magistrate Court and basic State Court debt collection cases. No prior knowledge of collections or consumer debt needed; we will train you. Sign up for 3 clinics and get free CLEs from the Pro Bono Project! Time Commitment: 3 hours Frequency: Monthly Location: Gwinnett County Project for: Attorneys Sign up to volunteer here: Gwinnett Probate Clinic
	Gwinnett Family Law Information Class & Clinic The Gwinnett Pro Bono Project teams up with local Gwinnett attorneys for an informative class explaining the basic procedures for filing a family law action, responding, and navigating through the courts. Classes are held twice per month, one Wednesday afternoon and one Monday evening. The Clinic offers free forms and brief attorney consultations for low-income clients on Tuesdays and Thursdays, between 1pm and 5pm. Time Commitment: 3 hours Frequency: Biweekly Location: Gwinnett County Project for: Attorneys Sign up to volunteer here: Gwinnett Family Law Clinic

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