Prince William County Bar Association is a professional legal association established in 1941, dedicated to serving the legal community and residents of Prince William County. With a membership of over 500 attorneys and members of the judiciary, it focuses on maintaining the honor and dignity of the legal profession, promoting justice, and fostering collegiality among legal professionals.
The association emphasizes community service, professional development, and public outreach through programs like pro bono initiatives, mentorship, and educational events. It supports both legal professionals and the public by providing resources such as lawyer referral services, court information, and programs tailored to modest-means clients and vulnerable populations.
Services Offered
- Lawyer referral services
- Court-appointed attorneys
- Conciliators for Circuit Court and JDR Court
- Modest Means Program
- Virginia Free Legal Answers
- Pro bono legal services
- Legal Services of Northern Virginia partnership
- Wills for Heroes and Wills for Veterans programs
- Speaker’s Bureau
- Senior Citizen’s Project
- Court tours and public legal education
- Job board for attorneys, law clerks, and paralegals
- Continuing Legal Education (CLE) opportunities
- Community programs including Beat the Odds® and Character Counts!
- Networking events, socials, and annual celebrations
The association primarily serves Prince William County residents and legal professionals, offering support in areas including family law, criminal defense, civil matters, and estate planning. It also provides resources in partnership with local courts and organizations such as the Public Defender’s Office and Commonwealth’s Attorney.
