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How to Help

Rule 6.1 of the Hawaii Professional Rules of Conduct states that a lawyer should aspire to provide at least fifty hours of pro bono services per year.
Please check with the following legal service providers to find out how you can help:

  • Access to Justice Room at the Honolulu District Court      The Honolulu District Court Access to Justice Room is a joint effort of the Judiciary, the Hawaii Access to Justice Commission, the Hawaii State Bar Association, and the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii to increase access to justice for self-represented litigants at the state District Court.  Volunteer attorneys are needed to provide legal advice through short-term limited legal services and help self-represented litigants better understand the court process and the law, which may apply to their case.  Training for attorneys wishing to volunteer will be held at the HSBA.  Please contact Brian Simon at the HSBA office at 808-792-7347 for training dates.  Also sign up at:  http://www.volunteerspot.com/login/entry/443224216012

 

 

 

  • Hawaii Immigrant Justice Center
    Link: www.hijcenter.org
    Ph.: 536-8826 or 1-877-208-8828

 

  • Legal Aid Society of Hawaii
    Link: www.legalaidhawaii.org
    Oahu: 536-4302
    Waianae: 696-6321
    Windward: 239-5707
    Hilo: 934-0678
    Kona: 329-8331
    Maui: 242-0724
    Molokai: 553-3251
    Lanai: 565-6089
    Kauai: 245-7580

 

  • Maximum Legal Services Corporation
    Ph.: 585-0920

 

 

  • Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation
    Link: www.nhlchi.org
    Ph.: 521-2302

 

 

  • Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii
    Link: www.vlsh.org
    Ph.: 528-7046 or 800-839-5200