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
28,505 individuals gain access to these essential legal services
Protecting Children & Families from Abuse
Securing the immediate and long-term safety of families by obtaining protective orders and civil stalking injunctions through the courts.
Family Law
Stabilizing low-income families in crisis through assistance with domestic cases including divorce, custody, child support and visitation.
Disability Issues
Enforcing the laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities in education, abuse and neglect, accessibility, discrimination and access to service cases.
Meeting Basic Needs
Securing and protecting access to housing, food and utility assistance.
Protecting Vulnerable Adults & Children
Representing vulnerable citizens including low-income seniors over 60 years of age with guardianship defense, medical benefits, housing, and consumer matters.
Preserving Income & Health Care
Helping vulnerable individuals obtain and maintain primary sources of income and health care like Medicaid, Social Security and SSI.
Native American Issues
Assisting those with legal matters before the tribal courts.
Promoting Independence
Assisting people with education and employment matters, including access to vocational rehabilitation services.
Client Stories
Mary and her sons are safe and secure after turning to the Legal Aid Society for help.
Mary was 22 years old, 6 months pregnant, and had a 2-year-old son. Her husband had been keeping her isolated in their apartment for 3 years. He would not let her drive, have a cell phone, or go to prenatal checkups. He even
With the help of Utah Legal Services, Kristine and ...
Kristine, a single-mother diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and her young daughter diagnosed with neurofibromatosis
Staci asked, “Why should I be treated any ...
Staci Christensen, a woman with Down syndrome, was one of two plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed by The
Utah Legal Services helped Camila get the benefits ...
Camila, a farm worker legally working in the U.S., had a stroke as the result of a work accident. The stroke left her
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What are people saying about “and Justice for all”?
”You changed my life and the lives of my kids the minute we walked in the door. We are safe now because of you. Thank you, my angels. “
”I knew I was being discriminated against, but I didn't know what to do about it. The DLC lawyers helped me figure out a plan of action.“
”My mom would have been homeless if Utah Legal Services hadn't helped after her benefits were mistakenly cut off. Thank you. “
”I am now safe, debt free and can provide for my child and myself without state assistance. Thank you.“
”Your support gave me back my dignity and peace of mind. Thank you.“
”You have been a blessing to our family. We only wish more people could have access to your services.“
”We learned so much and got the answers we needed. You were so kind and listened with empathy, and we really appreciate it! “
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Tune in to the stations below to hear our radio interview with KLOVE's Closer Look series. Stewart Ralphs from the Legal Aid Society, Eric Mittelstadt from Utah Legal Services and Nate Crippes from the Disability Law Center discuss the critical need for legal aid in Utah and how addressing those needs changes lives and betters our community for all.
KNKL 88.1FM
SLC/Ogden
8:30PM
KKLV 107.5FM
SLC/Ogden
8:30PM
It’s all about the people who serve. Happy Birthday to one of Legal Aid Society’s amazing paralegals, Alma.
You did it! We can’t thank you enough for your support of free and low-cost civil legal aid in Utah. 🙏❤️💥
