The Central Louisiana Pro Bono Project is a dedicated legal services organization specializing in providing free civil and family law assistance to low-income residents of Central Louisiana. It stands out for its commitment to delivering justice and accessible legal representation to those who cannot afford traditional legal fees, operating as a vital community resource funded in part by the Louisiana Bar Foundation’s IOLTA Program and Acadiana Legal Service Corp.
The organization focuses exclusively on uncontested civil cases, requiring clients to meet federal poverty guidelines and reside within Rapides, Vernon, or Avoyelles Parish. With a deep well of experience and a track record of numerous successes, the project is motivated by a core principle of treating every client with respect and attention, offering honest legal guidance and effective results through a free initial consultation and phone-based qualification process.
Services Offered
- Family Law (Divorce, Custody, Name Change)
- Civil Law
- Estate Planning
- Bankruptcy
- Wills and Advance Directives
- Successions
- Contract Law
- Housing Law
- Landlord/Tenant Disputes
The project serves residents of Rapides, Vernon, and Avoyelles parishes, with appointments available and qualification conducted by phone during specified office hours. All cases must be uncontested and align with federal poverty eligibility requirements.
