home > get help Resources for People Seeking Legal Assistance General Information about Legal Assistance Free or Low-Cost Sources of Legal Assistance in Utah Information from the Utah State Courts about Legal Assistance Northern Utah Legal Services and Information Access Guide Utah Online Community Health and Human Services (Phone: Dial 211) Utah Pro Bono Attorney Volunteer Resource Guide Statewide Organizations Anti-Discrimination and Labor Division of the Labor Commission of Utah Handles grievances about workplace discrimination and unpaid wages. (801) 530-6801 Disability Law Center Provides self-advocacy assistance, legal services, disability rights education, and public policy advocacy. Helps individuals with issues that are directly related to their physical or mental disability. (800) 662-9080 or (801) 363-1347 Immigration Assistance The following organizations provide legal assistance for immigration issues: Catholic Community Services at (801) 428-1256, International Rescue Committee at (801) 328-1091, and Holy Cross Ministries at (801) 908-0293. Judicial Conduct Commission Reviews grievances against state judges. (801) 626-3369 Multicultural Legal Center Handles VAWA self-petition immigration cases, wage claims, and employment and housing discrimination cases. (801) 486-1183 Office of Child Protection Ombudsman Investigates complaints against the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS). (800) 868-6413 or (801) 538-4589 Office of Professional Conduct Processes complaints against attorneys. (801) 531-9110 Office of the Utah Property Rights Ombudsman Helps resolve disputes and solve other problems between property owners and Utah governmental entities. (801) 530-6391 Online Courts Assistance Program Provides online assistance in preparing court documents for divorce, landlord/tenant, guardianship, and protective orders. Prisoner Information Network Provides support for Utah’s incarcerated and their families. (801) 359-3589 Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Works to free innocent prisoners. Help is not restricted to DNA cases. (801) 355-1888 State Office of Fair Housing Processes complaints involving housing discrimination. (801) 530-6435 Utah Community Health and Human Services Referral Program Provides social service referrals. 211 Utah Dispute Resolution Provides mediation services for a variety of issues, including landlord/tenant, school, domestic, and neighborhood disputes. (801) 532-4841 Utah Legal Services Provides legal services for low-income individuals, including family law (for those outside of Salt Lake County), housing issues, and public benefits, and houses the Senior Citizen Law Center. (800) 662-4245 or (801) 328-8891 Utah Pride Center Provides resources, referrals, and social support for lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and transgender people of all ages. (801) 539-8800 or (888) 874-2743 Utah State Bar Online Lawyer Referral Services Provides individuals with contact information for attorneys who are familiar with specific issues. The online referral list includes 300 attorneys statewide who have agreed to charge a $30 fee for the first 30 minute consultation. (801) 531-9075 Salt Lake City Organizations Community Action Program Provides assistance with housing problems. (801) 359-2444 Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake Offers family law services for low-income individuals, including divorce, custody, and protective orders. (801) 328-8849 Salt Lake City Police Civilian Review Board Investigates and reviews complaints against the Salt Lake City Police Department. (801) 535-7230 Updated July 2006

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