Know any family law lawyer who takes on pro bono cases here in austin, tx?
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I did a yahoo search.  Below is a link of a site that lists many pro bono lawyers in Austin.
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I would contact the group Austin Partners in Education. You can sign-up by using the first website below.  Alternatively you could contact Jennifer Bradford at (512) 637-0973 who is listed as the Mentor Coordinator according to the Austin School District's webpage.  Good luck in what I have found to be a rewarding area (though not having done it specifically in Austin).
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http://aclu.org/\nhttp://texasbar.org/\nTry these links.
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I live in Austin Texas
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Make an appointment with an attorney - preferably someone who specializes in this kind of thing.
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well as far as the lawyer goes,you can contact the wisconsin bar association,i'm not really sure about the court com.and you can always call the pro-se legal office there in fdl.they were very helpful to me.best of  luck,having been divorced there and all the problems i had there i know you will need it.
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I had to learn the hard way too, never ever use a court appointed attorney, or public defender! They have too big a caseload to give you fair representation! You will not get nearly the results that you would by hiring your own personal attorney! Public defenders bank on getting you to consent to a plea bargain whether guilty or not, that way this eases their caseload somewhat and this means one less person they have to deal with!\n\nOften times the public defender works on your case as minimum as he or she can, and will not put as much of an effort as if he was a private paid attorney. Many people have lost their kids or have gone to jail on the account of having a sorry a$$ public (defender in their corner. )\n\nAs for your situation, call your local bar association and see can't you get something done about your attorney. It is worth a shot, but even with them, they are like cps in that they have tons of immunity! Suing an attorney for malpractice is like suing a judge or the police department! it is rare that a person wins against any of those people! I don't know enough about the law to say whether or not that they did anything wrong in stripping your visitation right just becasue of what your stepfather said.\n\nif your kids have a guard ad litem or c.a.s.a (court appointed **** advocate (I forgets what the s stands for) but try talking to them. Sometimes they can help when no one else is willing to! Just remember that casa's still work for and or closely with cps and you always have to be on guard of what you say and do. But if push comes to shove, try a local children's or women's advocate agency in your area, or better yet, google cps, you may be able to pull up more and other helpful info on people who have been through what you have. I wish you the best of luck!
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Dental instructors often do work pro bono.  I think its worth finding one and asking them.
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all of the answer are very good and all have good points in each which I would make.  \nI do believe that speaking with socail services that is handling the case and obtaining a lawyer that specializes in Family Law is the best.\nGood Luck to your and your family
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Your local bar association can usually hook you up with one.  My late dad was required to do a few probono cases every year, all attorneys should.
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Need more information. But, you should show it to a local real estate lawyer. Most will answer one question without charge.\n\nhttp://www.legal-advice-library.info\nhttp://www.austin-texas-lawyers-attorneys-directory.com/austin-legal-services.htm\nhttp://www.san-diego-lawyer-attorney-personal-injury-dui-car-immigration.info\nhttp://www.san-antonio-texas-lawyers-attorneys-directory.com
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Contact your local child support agency where your case is being handled (they do it for free), also go down to your local courthouse (family law court would be better) there are often fliers for free workshops or free aid, sometimes lawyers passing out cards. \nMany family law attorneys do pro-bono work. Call them up and ask. Also go to www.kfi640.com there's a Saturday morning show called Handle on the law, the guy is an attorney and has real good advice, i believe his website has links to referrals and free do-it-yourself.
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This is the link to the Nashville Bar Association.  They have a list of referrals you can try.  Bottom line, meet with the person, if you have a funny feeling about them, move on to the next.  You should be comfortable with the attorney and sure that they will spend the time you need them to for you case at the price you can afford.\nGood Luck!\nhttp://www.nashbar.org/
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I doubt you will find a pro bono attorney for a probate matter, although you can start by calling your local legal aid society.\n\nProbate attorneys are typically paid out of the assets of the estate at or near the end of the case, so you shouldn't have to worry about paying them out of pocket as the case moves along.  Probate fees are usually set by state law rather than on an hourly basis, meaning you should be able to know up front whta the finally total will be for attorney fees.
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You can try the ABA, and also the State Bar Association for your state. For example, I've included a link to the CA State Bar where you can check an attorney's status