Pro Bono - Active Attorneys - Florida Rural Legal Services

Volunteer Opportunities for Active Practicing Attorneys
The term PAI includes not only private attorneys but also retired attorneys, inactive attorneys, law graduates, law students, paralegals, and other professionals.
Get Involved Today:
Get Recognition for Pro Bono Involvement
FRLS recognizes our pro bono attorneys and volunteers for the crucial legal services they provide for those who otherwise could not afford legal assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific skills or expertise is the firm currently seeking in its pro bono attorneys?
Can I learn a new area of law through this opportunity, and do you offer CLE credit for my participation?
By signing up, am I committing to take a case?
Will I be responsible for any expenses related to my pro bono case, such as court fees or malpractice insurance, and can I request attorney's fees for my work on the case?
I have the occasional client who can’t afford to pay for my services. Can I do that case as part of my pro bono service?
Are there any opportunities for ongoing or long-term involvement with the firm, either as a pro bono attorney or in a paid capacity?
By taking on a pro bono case, you help FRLS continue our impactful work in civil legal aid.
Contact Us
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
1-888-582-3410
1-888-582-3410
probono@frls.org
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General Public:
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Call 1-888-582-3410
 
Farmworkers:
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Call 1-855-771-3077
 
Or Apply Online
 
TTY: 800-955-8771

Services
 
Family Protection
 
Disaster Aid
 
Housing Rights
 
Agricultural Workers
 
Public Benefits
 
Consumer Law
 
Individual rights

Locations
 
Belle Glade
 
Fort Myers
 
Fort Pierce
 
Immokalee
 
Lakeland
 
Punta Gorda
 
Riviera Beach / West Palm Area

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Service areas: Lee, Polk, Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin, Okeechobee, Indian River, Highlands, Hardee, Hendry, Charlotte, Desoto, and Glade Counties. 
 
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Florida Rural Legal Services

Florida Rural Legal Services

Volunteer Opportunities for Active Practicing Attorneys

Get Involved Today:

Get Recognition for Pro Bono Involvement

Frequently Asked Questions

By signing up, am I committing to take a case?

I have the occasional client who can’t afford to pay for my services. Can I do that case as part of my pro bono service?

Are there any opportunities for ongoing or long-term involvement with the firm, either as a pro bono attorney or in a paid capacity?

By taking on a pro bono case, you help FRLS continue our impactful work in civil legal aid.

Contact Us