Access to justice is a fundamental right.
“and Justice for all” is committed to providing free and low cost legal services to Utah’s most vulnerable citizens – people living in poverty, individuals with disabilities, veterans, seniors, minorities and victims of domestic violence.
Last year we helped
24,225 individuals gain access to these essential legal services
Protecting Children & Families from Abuse
Family Law
Disability Issues
Meeting Basic Needs
Protecting Vulnerable Adults & Children
Preserving Income & Health Care
Native American Issues
Promoting Independence
Client Stories

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The team is getting ready to move into our new facility, the James B. Lee Justice Center. Legally trained and certified professionals are required to provide civil legal services to our most vulnerable populations.
This room in our new home is an example of the collaborative spaces that were designed with our staff in mind. Each year "and Justice for all" saves approximately $500,000 in annual savings in rent, utilities, and other shared costs from co-locating. These efficiencies that make it possible to serve more people across the state.
AFJA’s new home, the James B. Lee Justice Center, provides new and better ways for our partners to serve the community statewide.
In the post-pandemic legal services landscape, the facility will allow us to provide better online services to rural communities and other hard to reach groups.
Demonstrate your commitment to providing justice to underserved communities with your financial support.
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2022 Justice Rising Breakfast. We are grateful to our supporters in the legal community who helped us raise nearly $250,000 for civil legal aid in Utah.
Thank you to our presenting sponsor the Utah State Bar Family Law Section, our breakfast sponsors, Energy Solutions, Rocky Mountain Advisory, and the Utah State Bar Litigation Section and the support of challenge grants from the Florence J. Gillmor Foundation and the Peace & Possibility Project.
For 23 years "and Justice for all" has been recognized as an award-winning legal collaboration. Utahns assisted through AJFA’s programs last year included 4,272 victims of domestic violence and 13,198 family law matters.
Learn how you can support AJFA's innovative collaboration and make it possible to serve more people.
