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If you need to hire an attorney, here is a place to find a local attorney:

• The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service - The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service is a public service designed to make it easy for consumers to connect to trusted, verified attorneys. You get matched with a lawyer in minutes. All attorneys have active and verified Florida licensure and malpractice insurance.                                                                                                                

You can find free legal information and resources at:

• Florida Courts HELP APP:

  • HELP App - Florida Courts Help seeks to help Floridians who represent themselves in family law cases.
  • The Florida Courts Help app works on Apple and Android phones and tablets. The app offers in one place information for people seeking a divorce, adoption, orders of protection, name change, and other family law issues.

  • The app puts help at the fingertips for any mobile device user, with:

    • 186 Supreme Court-approved family law forms that can be filled out on the device.
    • Links and contact information for help centers all around the state.
    • Plain-language instructions and descriptions of first steps and next actions.
    • Pointers and contact for a full range of legal help from multiple online resources, free and low-cost legal services, lawyer referrals and other information, including eligibility criteria.
    • User-friendly instructions for initial steps and pointers about what happens next.

• Law Libraries - Law Libraries located around the state are open to the public and offer access to legal research databases. Law Librarians can help you research your case but they are not permitted to give legal advice.

• FloridaLawHelp.org - Florida's free legal information website and directory of all legal aid offices throughout the state. Areas of law include: Family Law, Domestic Violence, Immigration, Housing, Public Benefits, Seniors, Consumer, Community Education, and Education.

• Florida Bar's Consumer Pamphlets and Videos - The Florida Bar provides information to the public on certain general areas of law as well as specific issues. 

• Self Help Centers Near You - Access to information regarding local self-help programs throughout the state.

• Legal Assistance and Information for Elders - Access to legal assistance, information, elder abuse, and exploitation.

• Family Law Forms - Supreme Court of Florida approved Family Law Forms.

• Landlord and Tenant Forms- Access to forms and residential leases.

• Probate Forms - Forms Relating to Probate Actions.

• Small Claims Forms - Forms relating to Small Claims Actions.

• Guardianship Forms - Forms relating to Guardianship Matters.

• Self Represented Appellate Handbook - Provided by The Florida Bar Appellate Practice Section. 

• Preparing for Court: Court Expectations - Lawyers who appear in court must follow the court’s rules of behavior and conduct. People who appear in court without a lawyer must follow the same rules of behavior.

• Free Family Law Forms - Supreme Court of Florida approved Family Law Forms.

• Florida Bar's Consumer Pamphlets and Videos - The Florida Bar provides information to the public on certain general areas of law as well as specific issues. 

• Self Help Centers Near You - Access to information regarding local self-help programs throughout the state.

• Legal Assistance and Information for Elders - Access to legal assistance, information, elder abuse, and exploitation.

• Landlord Tenant Forms - Access to forms and residential leases.

• Florida Eviction Answer Interview - This guided interview will create an eviction response for you. Make sure to have your court papers ready, since we’re going to be answering questions about them. 

• Low Bono Project - Offered in Duval County for matters such as divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, and paternity and individuals seeking assistance with family-based petitions, Lawful Permanent Residence, Naturalization & Citizenship, DACA renewals, travel documents, and renewal/replacement of certain immigration documents.

Natural Disaster:

• Mass Disaster Victims Guide - The Florida Bar Informational Pamphlet.

• Florida Disaster Website - Florida Division of Emergency Management: Shelters, Evacuation Routes, and Zones.

• Florida Disaster Benefits - Link to information on disaster benefits available for residents of Florida who have been affected by Hurricane Irma.

• FEMA - FEMA Hurricane Irma Site and Resources.

• FEMA APP Download -  FEMA site to download Mobile App

• Hurricane Irma Rumors - FEMA site with information regarding rumors.

• Disaster Recovery Center Locator - FEMA site allows you to search for a Disaster Recovery Center near you.

• Tax Irs Relief - Tax relief for victims of Hurricane Irma.

• Freddie Mac - Freddie Mac has announced that its mortgage relief options are available for Hurricen Irma victims.

• Fannie Mae - Fannie Mae has announced that its mortgage relief options are availalbe for Hurricane Irma victims.

• Florida Statute Emergency Management - Florida Statute

• Price Gouging Complaint - Floirda Attorney General

• American Red Cross - Red Cross Website

• Disaster Services DCF - Department of Children and Families Disaster Resources

ABA Home Front

www.abahomefront.org

ABA Home Front provides legal information, resources, and a directory of legal programs for veterans, service members, and military families. Programs listed include military legal assistance offices, legal aid and pro bono organizations, lawyer referral and information services, and military-specific programs where available.

ABA Military Pro Bono Project

www.militaryprobono.org

The ABA Military Pro Bono Project accepts case referrals from military attorneys on behalf of junior-enlisted, active-duty military personnel facing civil legal issues, and it works to place these cases with pro bono attorneys.