We help eligible
 low-income people 
& senior citizens with
civil legal problems

Serving all 77 counties, this project assists with the legal problems of individuals with HIV or diagnosed with AIDS.   This project is funded in part by the Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund.  Legal services are provided for civil (not criminal) legal problems related to HIV or an AIDS diagnosis. 

Frequent legal issues which arise include bankruptcy, confidentiality, debt management, discrimination, estate planning, family law matters relating to HIV or an AIDS diagnosis, guardianships intiated by the client, insurance disputes, landlord/tenant disputes and Social Security appeals. 

For confidential assistance,
we have two Law Offices
please call the office nearest you
 
In Oklahoma City
405-524-4611 or toll free (866) 817-8151

In Tulsa 918-295-9450

Address:
Oklahoma City,  2901 North Classen Boulevard, Suite 112, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Tulsa, 907 South Detroit Avenue, Suite 725, Tulsa, OK  74120

This project assists with the legal problems of individuals who are, or are about to become, homeless.
Both the Tulsa and Oklahoma City Law Offices, have Homeless Legal Assistance Projects.

Apply for services directly through the Tulsa or Oklahoma City Law Offices.

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MEDICAL/LEGAL PARTNERSHIP

The first U.S. Medical-Legal Partnership for Children was founded in 1993 by nationally-renowned pediatrician Dr. Barry Zuckerman of the Boston Medical Center.  He found that his skills as a doctor were insufficient to keep his low-income pediatric patients healthy.  His innovation - bringing poverty lawyers into the medical setting to address social issues that make children sick - launched a national movement.  There are now more than 80 such partnerships around the nation.  The Tulsa MLPC is the first in Oklahoma and one of a handful in the Southwest.

Through a medical-legal partnership, the MLPC lawyer can help patients navigate complex government and community systems that may hold solutions to social determinants of health.  Examples are income supports for food-insecure families, utility shut-off protection during winter months, and mold removal from the home of asthmatics.

The Legal Aid Services & OU Medical/Legal Partnership is housed at the OU-Tulsa Schusterman Pediatric Clinic.  Services may be accessed by patients at the clinic through the social workers.

For more information about this partnership, contact the Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Tulsa Law Office at 918-584-3338 or 918-295-9457.

The Sixty Plus Legal Aid Services Helpline provides free legal advice, counseling, and community education for American citizens who are 60 years of age or older.

Through special funding from Area Agencies on Aging, provided in part by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services Aging Services Divisions under provisions of the Older Americans Act, each law office is able to provide this service to older Americans.

We have a special phone number for Seniors! 1-855-488-6814
 

Women in Recovery (WIR) is a Tulsa-based public-private partnership offering alternative sentencing for women. 

Founded in 2009 by the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF), the partnership began with Family & Children's Services, and then expanded in 2012 to include Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma.

Legal Aid received a grant from GKFF to provide a full-time attorney dedicated to work on-site with the Women in Recovery program.

Our attorney will be available to help with civil legal issues for Women in Recovery participants.

For more information about this partnership, contact the Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Tulsa Law Office at 918-584-3338.

Click here http://www.gkff.org for information on WIR program requirements. 

Hispanic Outreach Project

We provide our legal information materials in Spanish. 
We also provide community presentations about Legal Aid in Spanish at community events and organizations.

Tulsa
Call  918-295-9420 or 800-299-3338

Oklahoma City
Tuesdays at the Latino Community Development Agency
Appointment Required
Call  405-236-0701
 

The Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office and Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma are providing free legal help to homeowners who are facing mortgage issues or foreclosure.

The program – Resolution Oklahoma – is designed to help Oklahoma residents stay in their homes or seek the best outcome for their situations.

Attorney General Pruitt announced the launched of Phase II of Resolution Oklahoma May 16, 2013.  The deadline to apply for Phase II compensation is Dec. 31, 2013.

Oklahomans with lower incomes or seniors should contact Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma to determine if they qualify for income-based assistance under Resolution Oklahoma.

Legal Aid Services may be able to help if:

• your home (not rental house) is in foreclosure now
• you are behind on your payments, or
• you are having on-going problems with the mortgage service provider that may result in a foreclosure in the future.

Dial 1-888-534-5243 or 918-428-4357; Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm to apply.

Learn more about Housing and Foreclosure issues at www.oklaw.org .