Legal Clinic Calendar
Important Notice Concerning Clinic Availability and Public Health:
Richmond Superior Court – Room 202
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Richmond every Monday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources.
Richmond Superior Court – Room 202
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Richmond every Monday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources
Pittsburg Superior Court – Self Help Center
Important Notice Concerning Clinic Availability and Public Health:
[Please note that this clinic is NOT currently being held in Pittsburg. We have preserved this listing due to the number of external links pointing to it, but please see the information below for instructions on how to access BayLegal’s DVRO services remotely. We will update this message when in-person or hybrid in-person and remote services become available again].
In accord with COVID-19 public health advisories, all Bay Area Legal Aid services will continue to be provided virtually. Until we can resume in-person clinics, we are providing a remote DVRO brief services system to assist survivors with completing DVRO requests. Our new remote system will be available by appointment only. Individuals seeking a restraining order should call the Legal Advice Line, select their language from the opening menu (1 for English, 2 for Spanish, 3 for Mandarin, etc.). The next menu will ask the caller to select the option that best describes their legal issue. The caller should then press 5 to be transferred to a Legal Advice Line attorney who can screen them for eligibility, provide advice and set up the appointment for our DVRO brief services.
As a reminder, the Legal Advice Line hours of operation are Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, and Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM. We ask that callers leave a message if the line does not immediately answer and a Legal Advice Line attorney will return their call.
Important Notice Concerning Clinic Availability and Public Health:
[Please note that this clinic is NOT currently being held in Richmond. We have preserved this listing due to the number of external links pointing to it, but please see the information below for instructions on how to access BayLegal’s DVRO services remotely. We will update this message when in-person or hybrid in-person and remote services become available again].
In accord with COVID-19 public health advisories, all Bay Area Legal Aid services will continue to be provided virtually. Until we can resume in-person clinics, we are providing a remote DVRO brief services system to assist survivors with completing DVRO requests. Our new remote system will be available by appointment only. Individuals seeking a restraining order should call STAND’s Crisis Line (1.888.215.5555, open 24 hours, 7 days a week) or the Contra Costa Family Justice Center (925.521.6366 Mon-Fri, 9:00am – 5:00pm). Appointments can be scheduled Tues-Thurs, 9:30am – 1pm.
Pittsburg Superior Court – Self Help Center
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Pittsburg every Wednesday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm, and Friday at 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources.
Pittsburg Superior Court – Self Help Center
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Pittsburg every Wednesday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm, and Friday at 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources
Richmond Superior Court – Room 202
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Richmond every Monday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources.
Richmond Superior Court – Room 202
Bay Area Legal Aid hosts Housing Law Clinics in Richmond every Monday at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. BayLegal Staff and Volunteers assist low-income litigants prepare pro per (self-represented) pleadings and understand the eviction process.
Do you need legal assistance in an eviction case?
Can’t figure out which forms you need to fill out?
Free Legal Assistance is available in the courthouse!
First come; first served. Priority given to urgent deadlines determined by Housing Law Clinic staff. Personal Household income limits apply. The Housing Law Clinic is designed for low-income persons who cannot afford attorneys and have difficulty accessing other self-help resources
Pittsburg Superior Court – Self Help Center
Important Notice Concerning Clinic Availability and Public Health:
[Please note that this clinic is NOT currently being held in Pittsburg. We have preserved this listing due to the number of external links pointing to it, but please see the information below for instructions on how to access BayLegal’s DVRO services remotely. We will update this message when in-person or hybrid in-person and remote services become available again].
In accord with COVID-19 public health advisories, all Bay Area Legal Aid services will continue to be provided virtually. Until we can resume in-person clinics, we are providing a remote DVRO brief services system to assist survivors with completing DVRO requests. Our new remote system will be available by appointment only. Individuals seeking a restraining order should call the Legal Advice Line, select their language from the opening menu (1 for English, 2 for Spanish, 3 for Mandarin, etc.). The next menu will ask the caller to select the option that best describes their legal issue. The caller should then press 5 to be transferred to a Legal Advice Line attorney who can screen them for eligibility, provide advice and set up the appointment for our DVRO brief services.
As a reminder, the Legal Advice Line hours of operation are Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, and Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM. We ask that callers leave a message if the line does not immediately answer and a Legal Advice Line attorney will return their call.
Important Notice Concerning Clinic Availability and Public Health:
[Please note that this clinic is NOT currently being held in Richmond. We have preserved this listing due to the number of external links pointing to it, but please see the information below for instructions on how to access BayLegal’s DVRO services remotely. We will update this message when in-person or hybrid in-person and remote services become available again].
In accord with COVID-19 public health advisories, all Bay Area Legal Aid services will continue to be provided virtually. Until we can resume in-person clinics, we are providing a remote DVRO brief services system to assist survivors with completing DVRO requests. Our new remote system will be available by appointment only. Individuals seeking a restraining order should call STAND’s Crisis Line (1.888.215.5555, open 24 hours, 7 days a week) or the Contra Costa Family Justice Center (925.521.6366 Mon-Fri, 9:00am – 5:00pm). Appointments can be scheduled Tues-Thurs, 9:30am – 1pm.