Throughout Oklahoma there are a number of free and "low-cost" programs that help low-income people find civil legal help.

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Tulsa Lawyers for Children, The Tulsa County Bar Association, all three Oklahoma law schools (Oklahoma City University, University of Oklahoma and University of Tulsa) participated in the development of this web site to connect pro bono attorneys with:

· A Library of Training Materials

· A Calendar of Training Events

· Pro Bono News

· Listings of Volunteer Pro Bono Opportunities Sorted by Topic and Geographic Area.

Please click on the "Advocate Resource Center" link to the left to sign up to become a member. Then, click on "Join This Practice Area" and fill out the form online. Within a couple of days we should be able to approve your application.

If you are already a member of the Oklahoma Advocate Resource Center Community, just click on the link to the left, remember to Log In, and then click on "Volunteer Now" to find pro bono cases near you.

** In general, to be eligible for free legal help in Oklahoma, an individual must have to have an income of about $13,600 per year or less. A family of four must have an income of about $27,600 or less.