Volunteer for the Pro Bono Network

The Pro Bono Network connects volunteers with attorneys in dependency or delinquency cases who:

  • need help with other areas of the law;
  • seek co-counsel in representing a child;
  • desire mentoring; or
  • wish to refer parties needing legal services to volunteers.

Judges can use the Pro Bono Network to find attorneys for unrepresented children.

Ways to help:

  • assist with research
  • answer questions by email or phone
  • mentor an attorney
  • co-counsel a case
  • represent a child
  • represent a relative or non relative caregiver
  • represent a parent in a protective order, custody or divorce matter
  • handle an appeal

Expertise needed in:

  • adoption
  • education, school discipline, special education
  • immigration
  • Indian Child Welfare Act
  • personal injury
  • probate
  • Social Security and other government benefits
  • trusts and special needs trusts
  • many other areas of law!

 

pro bono network registration information:

Registration places your contact information and areas of practice on the private Pro Bono Network attorney list. The list can only be viewed by the judges and attorneys who are registered with FDLC who may contact you directly. Volunteers must be eligible to practice law in Florida. Simply fill out the form below, checking all areas of assistance and levels of involvement that apply.

Please note: FDLC does not provide malpractice insurance for any attorney. Malpractice insurance may be provided through a legal aid/legal services program or other non-profit organizations that refer cases to volunteers. It is your responsibility to determine whether the proposed representation is covered by malpractice insurance.


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    Please enter the name(s) of any legal aid or pro bono projects you are already affiliated with, if any.
  Affiliated with Pro Bono Project  
 
 
  Areas of Assistance   * (Check all that apply.)
Administrative Law Injunction against Violence
Adoption LGBTQ Issues
Appellate Law Mediation
Bankruptcy Northeast Florida Immigrant Children Project
Cross-Over Youth One Lawyer, One Life (17 year old pro bono project)
Custody /Visitation Personal Injury
Delinquency Probate Law
Dependency Relative/Non Relative Placements
Disability Issues Social Security or other Government Benefits
Discovery South Florida Immigrant Children Project
Divorce Tampa Bay Area Immigrant Children Project
Education Trafficking Victims
Employment Law Trial/Hearing Preparation
Health/Mental Health Trial/Hearing Skills
Immigration Law Trusts/Special Needs Trusts
Independent Living/Road to Independence Victims of Crime Compensation
Indian Child Welfare Act Worker's Compensation
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  Levels of Involvement   * (Check all that apply.)
Answer a question by email or phone
Mentor another attorney
Help with research
Assist another attorney with a case
Take a case
 
  Preferred Method for Initial Contact
 
Judges or attorneys may contact me directly.
Prefer contact by legal aid program or pro bono project, but will accept contact by judges or attorneys.
Only legal aid program or pro bono projects can contact me.
 
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If you would like to be removed from the Pro Bono Network, email FDLC with your request.

 
     
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