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Sign up for the Volunteer Lawyers Program to get access to the Pro Bono Portal. To join, sign the pro bono pledge. This form helps us better match you with volunteer opportunities. You request the areas of law and types of cases in which you are interested. You are never under an obligation to accept any particular case. Sign-up by completing the “I’ll Do One” Pro Bono Pledge and emailing it to us at ejw@courts.state.wy.us.
There are many ways you can provide pro bono services that will assist low-income individuals in Wyoming with their legal needs. Donate your time in one of the following ways and make a difference in someone’s life.
The most direct way you can provide help is by accepting a pro bono case. We are always in need of attorneys throughout the state that are willing to take a pro bono case. The legal needs of the low- income population far exceed the resources available for legal aid organizations alone to meet the demand.
Volunteer to give one-on-one advice to attendees at a legal clinic. Many people have legal questions and need to speak to an attorney to get advice. Volunteering at a clinic only takes a few hours of your time, but the service you provide is vital in helping people understand their legal rights.
Provide one-on-one advice to Wyoming citizens through our virtual law clinic, Wyoming Free Legal Answers. All you need is internet access! This enables you to volunteer when you have time and in the areas that interest you
Share your knowledge and provide information to your community by presenting on a legal topic at a community education event. Community education events are held on a wide range of legal issues and are a great way to reach a large number of people.
For more information, please contact EJW at ejw@courts.state.wy.us
People need your help. This is the number one reason to volunteer. As a lawyer, you have invaluable skills that can help others who are less fortunate. Providing pro bono legal assistance is essential for improving access to justice.
Pro bono work provides you with recognition among your peers and an opportunity to be actively involved in your community. Whether you are a partner, associate, or solo practitioner, pro bono service can provide invaluable experiences that truly have a positive impact on individuals and their families. Doing pro bono work is an opportunity to be actively involved in your community.
Equal Justice Wyoming is committed to supporting pro bono efforts by providing information, training, and access to legal forms and resources to attorneys who volunteer. Volunteering today is the first step towards providing meaningful legal assistance to those who would otherwise be turned away.
This guide to limited scope representation includes suggested samples, forms, guidelines and handouts that have been developed to use in limited scope representation. The materials are not official court forms and are not appropriate for every case or situation. The forms offer a variety of suggestions that you should tailor to your particular practice as appropriate. Each case and client presents unique facts and professional and ethical considerations in the use of limited scope representation. Nothing in these materials is intended to be a substitute for your own professional judgment. No representations or warranties, express or implied, are made about the suitability, accuracy, or completeness of these materials for any particular case, situation, or jurisdiction. Use of these materials is at your own discretion and risk.
