Legal Help

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Georgia helps people hurt by drunk or drugged driving crashes. They offer free victim support, help understanding court and victim rights, help with victim impact statements, referrals, support groups, and a 24-hour help line.

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Funeral Consumers Alliance is a national nonprofit that helps people understand funeral choices, costs, and legal rights. It gives education, phone and email guidance, complaint referrals, and links to local affiliates, including a Georgia affiliate with funeral price information.

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Protect Our Defenders is a national nonprofit that helps people harmed by military sexual assault, sexual harassment, and retaliation. They offer free legal help or referrals, survivor resources, policy advocacy, and training about military sexual violence.

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SpinalCord.com is an online and phone resource run by Spinal Cord, Inc. for people with spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and their families. Their team answers questions, shares plain-language injury information, and helps people find rehab programs, support groups, financial resources, and legal options.

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American Adoptions is a licensed private adoption agency that helps pregnant people, birth parents, adoptive families, and children with domestic infant adoption. They offer a free 24/7 adoption hotline, adoption planning, counseling, help choosing an adoptive family, and support with eligible living, medical, and legal expenses.

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GeorgiaLegalAid.org is a statewide self-help legal website. It is a joint project of Atlanta Legal Aid Society and Georgia Legal Services Program, and it shares legal information, forms, guides, videos, and contact information for legal aid offices and courts.

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The American Bar Association runs ABA Free Legal Answers, a free online legal clinic. People in Georgia who qualify can post civil legal questions online and get basic advice from volunteer lawyers licensed in Georgia.

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National Women's Law Center is a national nonprofit that fights for gender justice through legal help, court cases, policy work, and public education. Its Legal Network and TIME'S UP Legal Defense Fund help people facing sex discrimination, workplace sexual harassment, or retaliation connect with attorneys and, in selected cases, get help paying legal or media costs.

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Citizenshipworks is an online tool that helps lawful permanent residents check if they may be ready to apply for U.S. citizenship. It helps people work through the citizenship application and can connect them with legal help for naturalization questions.

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The U.S. Department of Education is the federal agency for education. Through Federal Student Aid, it helps students and families apply for college money such as grants, loans, and work-study, and it also handles student loan information and education civil rights complaints.

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The ACLU of Georgia is a civil rights and civil liberties organization serving people across Georgia. It works through lawsuits, policy advocacy, voter-rights work, public education, volunteer programs, and legal observer work, but it says it usually cannot provide individual legal aid or respond to legal-help requests.

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Administer Justice is a faith-based nonprofit that helps people who cannot afford a lawyer. It offers 45-minute legal advice appointments, a next-steps plan, resource coaching, and optional prayer through Gospel Justice Centers and phone scheduling.

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A Better Balance is a nonprofit legal advocacy group that helps workers and students understand their rights at work and school. Their free, private helpline answers questions about sick leave, family leave, pregnancy, pumping at work, caregiver discrimination, fair schedules, and equal pay.

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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is a federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws. The Atlanta District Office helps people start discrimination complaints, schedule intake interviews, use mediation, and learn about worker rights and employer responsibilities.

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Georgia Advocacy Office, Inc. is Georgia's federally mandated protection and advocacy organization for people with disabilities. It gives free information, advocacy, legal help, and rights education so people with disabilities can live safely in the community, get services, work, vote, and be treated fairly.

11 services

Women’s Resource Center is a nonprofit serving women and families in Manatee and Sarasota counties in Florida. It helps with counseling, career support, financial education, legal and resource advising, Spanish-language programs, and a support group for people affected by a loved one’s addiction.

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