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Volunteer Attorney Form

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I would like to volunteer in the following areas:

Consumer/Bankruptcy

Family Law

Landlord/Tenant

Minor Guardianship

Wills/Estates

I would like to volunteer for the following projects/clinics:

Federal Court Project - Meet with self-represented litigants who either wish to file a civil case in federal court or who have already filed and need help navigating the system. Volunteers can expect to give advice on a wide range of issues including: jurisdiction, civil rights, social security appeals, federal tort claims, disability rights, employment discrimination, wrongful termination, and contract disputes. Volunteers provide legal advice, help complete forms, and answer questions about litigants’ federal claims.

Consumer Clinic – Meet with individual clients for half-hour consultations at SU2J's office to gather facts about their case and determine next steps.

Family Law Clinics – Meet with clients individually or in a group setting at SU2J's office and help prepare documents necessary to file their case.

Minor Guardianship Clinic – Meet with clients individually or in a group setting at SU2J's office and help prepare documents necessary to file their case in Probate Court.

Pima County Superior Court Family Law Clinic (starting January 2018) - Help self-represented litigants complete the paperwork necessary to move their case forward through the legal system. Volunteers assist clients with a broad range of family law issues including: reviewing clients’ petitions and responses for dissolution, helping clients prepare for trial or draft various motions, advising clients on modifying legal decision-making or parenting time orders, and helping parents enforce child support orders.

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