Provides general legal aid, legal representation and legal counseling for active duty veterans and current active duty military in the areas of criminial misdemeanor cases as well as criminal traffic matters (DUI, suspended license, etc.)

Provide information to low-wage workers about their rights on the job, as renters, and as consumers. Our attorneys also represent low-wage workers (or help them secure outside counsel) when their rights have been violated. Low-wage workers can access our services by calling our legal help hotline and/or by attending our legal rights workshops. Low-wage workers who are experiencing harassment by debt collectors, abuse by a car dealership or finance company, shortages of their paychecks, discrimination on the job, denial of employment due to background checks, or problems with a landlord can seek assistance from us.

Provides access to legal paperwork and limited legal assistance for divorce, family law, and eviction cases.

Justice in the Schools operates legal clinics out of several schools within the Kansas City Public School System and the Hickman Mills District to help students and their families with civil legal issues that negatively affect school attendance and performance. The clinic provides free civil legal representation and counsel for matters such as family law, healthcare, public benefits, federal benefits, and consumer matters.

Legal assistance with issues such as domestic violence, guardianship, or consumer issues, focusing on preventing homelessness or physical harm.

A volunteer attorney with Kansas Legal Services is available in office on the 4th Tuesday of each month from 12p-3:30p

Kansas Legal Services provides legal advice and representation to vulnerable Kansans. They assist with family law, housing, drivers' license issues, disability and other public benefits, expungements, consumer matters, and more.

Legal Aid’s Human Rights Protection unit provides free civil legal counsel and representation for low-income people. The unit helps those experiencing legal issues with the immigration process, as well as Migrant Farmworkers in Missouri who are experiencing civil legal issues that are negatively impacting their lives. The unit also assist victims of human trafficking who need civil legal assistance.

Legal Aid of Western Missouri provides free legal representation and counsel to disadvantaged seniors and low-income residents in civil (non-criminal) matters. Priority is given to cases involving housing, employment, domestic abuse, immigration, consumer problems and public benefits.

Legal Aid of Western Missouri provides free legal representation and counsel to disadvantaged seniors and low-income residents in civil (non-criminal) matters. Legal Aid is currently only handling housing cases referred from the Right To Counsel (RTC) program or cases that involve the termination of a voucher or Section 8 eviction. If the client is faced with a court eviction within the city limits of Kansas City, please have them complete a RTC application through 211. If the client is experiencing a voucher termination or an eviction of their Section 8 housing, they can contact Legal Aid to do an application for assistance. Legal Aid has a limited capacity for cases due to capacity, so assistance may be limited at this time. Eviction assistance outside of RTC or Section 8 is not available.

Legal assistance with issues such as domestic violence, guardianship, and consumer issues, focusing on preventing homelessness or physical harm.