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American society promises equal justice for all. For those living in poverty, this commitment remains unfulfilled. In New Jersey, every year one in three people living in poverty have at least one civil legal problem requiring the help of a lawyer. Only one-sixth will be able to get such legal help. You can change that. Please join us and help make a difference.
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Participating Organizations
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Recognizing Pro Bono Volunteers
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PROBONONJ is operated by Legal Services of New Jersey as a public service
to expand and support pro bono civil legal assistance to disadvantaged New
Jerseyans. This site links volunteers, agencies providing legal assistance, and
ultimately clients themselves, offering coordination, support, resources, and
other assistance. Visit
LSNJ.org to learn more about Legal Services.
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Volunteer Stories
Client Stories
Key Developments
6/17/19 - N.J. Dept. of Children & Families, D.C.P.P. v. L.O. - In a published opinion, the Appellate Division held that there is a right to counsel for Read More »
6/7/19 - Daedalus, a quarterly publication of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, has devoted its Winter 2019 volume to identifying Read More »
5/7/19 - In the Matter of the State Parole Board’s Decision to Revoke Joe Brown’s Mandatory Supervision Status - A pro bono attorney Read More »
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