Utah Legal Aid and Lawyer Referral

View information about free statewide and local legal clinics, including contacts, location, topics covered, and types of services.

The Utah State Bar provides links to free legal clinics and organizations that provide free ("pro bono") legal assistance. Scroll down the page to "Clinics, programs & services" for links.

The Utah State Bar offers information about finding and working with a lawyer, a consumer protection program that includes fee disputes and other complaints about lawyers, form and instructions are provided.

Search the Utah State Bar directory of member attorneys by name, organization name, location, and bar number. Search for lawyers by type of law and location. Search for lawyers who offer reduced rates for income-eligible clients. View a directory free legal clinks by city.

View a list of agencies and organizations organizations that provide free and low-cost legal services, including Utah Legal Services, the Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake, the Disability Law Center, DNA People's Legal Services, immigration law programs, the Native American Disability Law Center, the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center, and the Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic. Descriptions of services, contacts, and links to websites are provided.

Utah Legal Services provides free civil legal assistance to low-income residents. Apply by telephone or online intake form. Qualification criteria, types of cases handled, intake procedures, and office locations are provided.

View contact information for the Grand County Public Defender office.

Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake provides free legal assistance to victims of domestic violence in Salt Lake County, and free and low-cost legal assistance to low-income residents of Salt Lake County who are involved in family law cases.

DNA People's Legal Services provides free civil legal assistance to low-income Navajo Nation residents of San Juan County.

The Summit County Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Program provides crime victims with information about victims' rights and the criminal process, case status notification, referrals, and assistance with protection orders, victim impact statements, and restitution.

The Vernal Victim Advocate Program provides victims of domestic violence and sexual assault with information, a 24-hour crisis line, and assistance with protection orders, civil stalking injunctions, victim impact statements, and crime victim reparations applications. Court advocacy is provided for victims of cases being prosecuted in Uintah County Justice Court and Vernal City Justice Court.