If You Do Not Qualify for Free Legal Aid
You may still get help, depending on your income.
If you have a short question, try one of these free options
Lawline
- Volunteer lawyers give free legal information by phone
- LawLine is a free legal advice service offered by the New Hampshire Bar Association on the second Wednesday of each month from 6:00-8:00 PM.
- Participants will receive a telephone call from a volunteer attorney who will offer up to 15 minutes of free legal advice.
- To apply for LawLine, fill out a brief online form available at New Hampshire Bar Association LawLine Application
- Applications should be submitted at least 5 days before the LawLine date for priority consideration in that month’s LawLine.
NH Free Legal Answers
- Ask a question online
- Get free advice by private email from volunteer lawyers
- For low‑income New Hampshire residents
- Covers non‑criminal legal problems
Find a lawyer through the NH Bar Association
Modest Means Legal Program
- For low‑income people who do not qualify for free aid
- Pay lower‑cost fees
- Call 603‑715‑3290
Full‑Fee Lawyer Referral Service
- For people who can pay regular fees
- Call 603‑229‑0002
You can save money with limited legal help
You can hire a lawyer to help with part of your case.
This is called:
- Unbundled services
- Limited representation
Examples include:
- Writing a motion
- Reviewing an agreement
- Going to one court hearing
Where else can I get help?
Disability Rights Center – NH
Helps people with disabilities with issues like:
- Education
- Housing and jobs
- Access and accommodations
- Voting
- Medicaid
For criminal charges: Call the court: 1‑855‑212‑1234
Emergency needs: (housing, food, medicine): Call 2‑1‑1
Help for aging or disability: Call or visit Aging and Disability Resource Center: 1‑866‑634‑9412
Visit full list of other Other Resources and Organizations