Provides assistance through volunteer attorneys and paralegals to residents of Maricopa County infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. Offers brief service, advice, and referrals to private attorneys for civil matters. May also offer visits to those who are homebound and or in the hospital.

Community Legal Services HIV/AIDS Law Project | Community Legal Services HIV/AIDS Law Project

Programs that are staffed by lawyers who offer information and guidance regarding legal matters, proposed lines of conduct, claims or contentions including opinions on the party's rights, responsibilities and liabilities; and who offer suggestions for an appropriate course of action, but do not represent clients in court.

Legal Counseling

Programs that are staffed by people who have legal skills and are familiar with court procedures but who are not lawyers, who answer questions about filing procedures and generally help people understand what to expect in a legal action but do not offer legal advice and do not represent people in court.

Paralegal Counseling

Programs that maintain lists of private attorneys and link people who need legal assistance with lawyers who specialize in the required area of law.

Lawyer Referral Services

Organizations that are actively seeking licensed attorneys who are qualified in a particular area of law (e.g., family law, bankruptcy law, consumer law, landlord/tenant law, intellectual property law) to provide pro bono legal services to low income clients or nonprofit organizations referred for this purpose. Volunteer attorneys may be asked to provide legal information, advocacy or referrals; prepare wills, guardianship/conservatorship papers, advance medical directives and durable powers of attorney; or represent clients in court.