Our Programs

Explore our programs to find free legal help, volunteer opportunities, and resources
that make justice more accessible across Arkansas.

Courthouse Kiosks

Self-service stations in courthouses and libraries statewide provide free access to legal forms, instructional videos, and step-by-step guides. These kiosks offer computer, internet, and printer access that can be scarce in rural communities, connecting Arkansans to digital legal resources where they need them most.

Free Legal Answers

Arkansas’s online legal clinic connects low-income residents with volunteer attorneys who answer civil legal questions remotely. Submit your question confidentially and receive personalized guidance within days. No office visit required.

Language Access

Court proceedings and legal documents shouldn’t be inaccessible because of language barriers. We provide translated forms, coordinate interpreter services, and train court staff to ensure all Arkansans can fully participate in the legal system.

Unbundled Legal Services

Limited scope representation makes legal help more affordable by allowing attorneys to handle specific parts of a case rather than full representation. Browse our directory of participating attorneys or access training materials to add this service model to your practice.

Continuing Legal Education

Free bi-monthly CLEs explore legal issues affecting low-income Arkansans, from housing law to consumer protection. Sessions are open to attorneys, court staff, clerks, and interested members of the public.

IOLTA Program

The Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts program transforms routine banking into support for civil legal aid. Learn how your trust account interest helps fund justice and how to ensure your bank participates.