Legal Assistance of Olmsted

Legal Assistance of Dakota County, Ltd. (LADC) is an independent nonprofit organization in Saint Paul, MN that offers free legal advice, brief services, and full representation to low-income individuals in civil legal cases. With a focus on family law, LADC's dedicated staff and volunteer attorneys provide assistance in areas such as divorce, custody, child support, domestic abuse, and orders for protection. In addition to their direct services, LADC also operates the Dakota County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Line, connecting individuals with local private attorneys for various legal matters. LADC collaborates with the Dakota County Law Library, Dakota County Court, 360 Communities, and Dakota County Community Services to host self-help legal clinics, including the Family Law Clinic, Consumer Law Clinic, and Eviction Prevention Clinic. These clinics offer free 30-minute appointments with volunteer attorneys, providing guidance on family law issues, consumer law concerns, and eviction prevention strategies. Committed to serving the community, LADC strives to support and empower individuals in navigating the complexities of the legal system.Generated from the website

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