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
answerquestions 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.