Legal Clinics

Organization Details

Address:
1401 N. Charles St.,
Baltimore,
Maryland,
21201
Phone
410-837-4468
Email:
lawclinic@ubalt.edu
Organization Contact Email:
lawclinic@ubalt.edu
Program Contact email
Office days/hours
Varies by clinic
Intake days/hours (by phone)
410-837-5706, ask for the specific clinic you are interested in.
Cost or fee (describe)
Free of cost for qualified individuals
Eligibility-residence-county
Statewide
Program Description

University of Baltimore School of Law's clinics provide legal advice and representation to low-income clients in a variety of civil matters before courts and administrative agencies, including housing-tenant issues, unemployment, defense of contract claims, juvenile causes, guardianship, and public benefits. 

A comprehensive list of clinics offered with contact information is available on the University of Baltimore School of Law's website. Legal clinics include:

  • Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic
  • Community Development Clinic
  • Criminal Practice Clinic
  • Bronfein Family Law Clinic
  • Immigrant Rights Clinic & Immigrant Justice Clinic
  • Innocence Project Clinic
  • Legal Data & Design Clinic 
  • Mediation Clinic for Families
  • Mental Health Law Clinic
  • The Bob Parsons Veterans Advocacy Clinic
     
Children (Child Custody, Support, Adoption)
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Consumer
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Expungement
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Divorce
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Employment
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Housing - General
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Guardianship
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Immigration and Citizenship
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Housing - Landlord/Tenant
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
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