Because justice for some is no justice at all.

Lakeshore Legal Aid is a not-for-profit law firm providing a range of free civil legal services to people who are low income and seniors in our communities.

WHAT WE DO

Civil Services, Senior Services, Family Law, Domestic Violence and more.

SERVICES

Find Legal Help

Phone Hotline, Walk-In Hours, Community Events, Standing Clinics.

(888) 783-8190

SUCCESS STORIES

Learn more about what we’ve been doing, and how we may be able to assist you.

STORIES

Meet Lakeshore Legal Aid

Lakeshore Legal Aid takes pride in providing Michigan with excellence in advocacy and civil legal counsel since 1966. Our attorneys offer professional legal advice and counseling, document review and preparation, negotiation, mediation, and representation in court to improve the legal status of the men, women, and families we serve.

NOTICE: The information provided within this website is not intended to be legal advice and visitors to this website should not act upon this information without consulting with legal counsel.

Our Mission

The Mission of Lakeshore Legal Aid is to exercise all methods of legal advocacy and representation in order to:

Empower low income and senior people in addressing their legal rights and concerns
Provide access to the legal system and all available community resources, and
Preserve the dignity of our clients.

News

Volunteer Attorney Craig Halseth

Passionate about helping those in need.

Volunteer Opportunities

Pro Bono Spotlight

Attorney Michael Blau is committed to removing barriers and promoting access to justice for all.

When Lakeshore created a unique motion for community service for overdue traffic infractions, Blau eagerly represented clients on this motion. His advocacy has saved our clients over $2,500 in ticket fines.

Thank you, Michael, for your passionate service to low-income members in Michigan communities.

SERVE WITH US

Interview with CEO Ashley E. Lowe

Ms. Lowe talks with Hon. Debra Nance about patterns of intimate partner abuse and the effects of abuse on children. Interview begins at the 38:30 mark.

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