Need Legal Help?

If you need help with a legal issue, you've come to the right place. The State Bar of Montana's Lawyer Referral and Information Service is a good start. In just a few short minutes, you can obtain the name of an attorney to help you with your legal need. Or, you can pursue other options for resolving your issue.

I want to talk to someone.
Not sure if you need a lawyer? Help is no more than a phone call away. Talk to an experienced LRIS legal assistant who can help you locate the best resource.
I want to hire a lawyer.
Fill out a form with your contact information, select the area of law you need an attorney for, and the State Bar of Montana will refer you to a lawyer registered with its service. It's that simple!
I can't afford a lawyer.
If your income falls below certain guidelines, you might be eligible for free or low-cost legal services.  There are also free resources available for issues including consumer information, disability rights, landlord-tenant hotlines and many more.

I want more information.
Law School for Montana Citizens offers a variety of easy to understand resources to help you resolve your legal issue or become a better consumer.  Including access to the courts, forms and information, your answer might be here!

 

 

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