Austin Legal Access
Our mission is to provide affordable legal services on a sliding scale to low-to-moderate income individuals.
Austin Legal Access is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that offers affordable legal services in Austin, Texas and surrounding areas.
Austin Legal Access’ areas of focus include:
- Family Law (Divorces, Child custody/support, Protective orders and more),
- Probate (Heirship proceedings and Probate administration),
- Small Estate Planning (Wills, TODD, and more)
- Criminal Law (i.e., Class A, B and C misdemeanors (including traffic tickets), State Jail Felonies, and Third Degree felonies),
- Probation Revocation, and
- Expunctions/Record Sealing.
Why Choose Austin Legal Access?
Let’s face it, navigating the legal system and paying for legal services is an unsettling experience and sometimes costly, especially when there are other pressing matters occurring in your life. Austin Legal Access will provide its clients with quality legal representation at a fair and affordable rate.
In Texas, there are legal aid agencies that provide free legal advice and representation to individuals that qualify for those services. For individuals that don’t fall under that group, those individuals are left to seek and retain legal representation – sometimes at the cost of jeopardizing the stability of their household. Or, if an individual does not qualify for free legal representation, that individual may even consider representing themselves. Give us a call for a case evaluation to see if we can assist you with your legal matter.
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