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September 2019
Anoka Housing Clinic
A CMLS or Judicare attorney is available to meet with and provide advice to low-income clients who meet financial eligibility criteria. Attorneys are available on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Monday of each month. A Judicare attorney is available one of these days each month. Meetings are held in a conference room outside of Courtroom 411. No pre-registration necessary.
Find out more »Criminal Expungement Clinic
This clinic is held monthly in partnership with the Volunteer Lawyers Network (VLN). No pre-registration is necessary. There will be an information session followed by an opportunity to meet individually with an attorney regarding whether you qualify for expungement. Eligibility Requirements Be off probation or parole for: 10 years for violent felonies 7 years for violent gross misdemeanors 5 years for nonviolent felonies, violent misdemeanors 1 year for nonviolent misdemeanors. Not have any outstanding court fines or restitution. Not be…
Find out more »Stearns County Legal Advice Clinic
Free appointments with Volunteer Attorneys to receive brief legal advice on civil legal issues for low-income individuals and families. Pre-registration is required and walk-ins will not be accepted. To register, please call the Volunteer Attorney Coordinator for CMLS St. Cloud at 320-257-4873 or 1-800-622-7773.
Find out more »Anoka Family Law Clinic
Call the Anoka County Law Librarian at (763) 422-7487 to schedule an appointment. A CMLS attorney will be available to review legal papers, answer questions about the law, and tell people about court procedures. CMLS attorneys provide brief services and do not represent clients who come to the clinic. Our attorneys can advise client about divorces, orders for protection, child support motions, custody matters and parenting time/visitation. Meetings take place in the Anoka County Law Library-Charlie Weaver Room.
Find out more »Wright County Legal Advice Clinic
Financially eligible clients who have questions regarding civil legal matters may meet individually with volunteer attorneys for 20 minute appointments at the Wright County Law Library (inside the Wright County Government Center). In order to be eligible, the client’s household income must be at or below 125% of the federal poverty guidelines. Pre-registration is required. To register for the clinic, please call the Wright County Law Library at 763-682-7592.
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