TLN has gathered a comprehensive list of Legal Aid groups from around the world in order to assist qualified individuals in finding legal aid. In general, legal aid groups are founded to provide free civil legal services to eligible low-income individuals. These groups serve communities by providing free information, advice and representation in such areas as housing, healthcare, economic self-sufficiency, education, public benefits, consumer purchases, and family relations.

Legal aid groups usually determine financial eligibility for general legal services based on income and assets available to the family, using the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines. These legal aid groups serve individuals if thier income is 125% of the federal poverty guideline or below. Higher incomes can be accepted in some offices due to United Way or Area Agency on Aging funding. See the below listings to determine your eligibility.