Maui Disaster Relief & Recovery
As of August 2023, Hawaiʻi Online Pro Bono has expanded their question topics to answer basic Maui Disaster relief questions in the areas of Private Landlord/Tenant, Family Law, Collections/Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, and Estate Planning.
Learn moreHello this is some forms that you could fill out to get help
If you are interested in applying for our services, skip the phone lines and save time by completing the Pre-Screen intake application online via LegalServer! You will need to provide your income information and be able to describe your legal issue. Once received, Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii staff will review your Pre-Screen intake application and give you a call in 3-5 business days.
The COVID Legal Prevention Project was made possible with federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the City & County of Honolulu (City). The CDBG program requires information on family size and income so that it is evident that a portion of Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii clients are from low and moderate-income households. Your cooperation in completing this form is appreciated.
Acknowledgement of the expectations and requirements for our Clinics.
Assisting Hawaiʻi veterans in filing for benefits and pension claims with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Learn moreAssisting those on Oʻahu who want to be employed but are held back due to a license stopper for unpaid traffic fines
Learn moreAssisting those on Oʻahu with drivers’ license stoppers to obtain a temporary restricted drivers’ license needed for transportation to their full-time employment.
Learn moreDiscuss your legal matter in person or via telephone with a Volunteer Attorney
Learn moreFree online legal clinic for low to moderate income Hawaiʻi residents
Learn moreA joint effort of the Hawaiʻi Judiciary, the Hawaiʻi State Bar Association’s Appellate Division, and Volunteer Legal Services Hawaiʻi to match Volunteer Attorneys with self-represented litigants who are parties to an appeal
Learn moreOffering a variety of pro bono opportunities for Volunteer Attorneys
Learn moreVolunteer and Internship opportunities for law school/paralegal students
Learn moreOur hearts are broken over the devastation and immeasurable loss that has occurred to our neighbors in Maui. Our thoughts and Aloha are with all those affected by this tragedy. Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii (VLSH) remains committed to assisting Maui residents in the difficult weeks and months ahead. (click for resources)