The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (IVLP) provides a safety net for low-income individuals and families in Idaho who require civil legal services and cannot afford to pay for them. IVLP recruits attorneys from local communities who volunteer their time and expertise to assist those in need.Participants of a legal clinic are given the opportunity to meet one-on-one with a pro bono (free) attorney, who assist with legal direction on their issue and give appropriate referrals to help resolve the legal matter. IVLP collaborates with community senior centers, homeless shelters, Veterans' service providers and other agencies to deploy volunteers who provide advice and consultation in various locations throughout Idaho.

Housing Clinic at Concordia University School of Law. Concordia Laws Housing Clinic is staffed by law students who are participating in a specialized course on tenant rights, laws, and protections. Students are responsible for intake and screening, interviewing and representing clients, as well as handling mediations and hearings in housing court. All student work is completed under the supervision of Concordia Law faculty members. If you are facing or have been threatened with eviction, are struggling with your landlord to fix problems in your home, your landlord has or has threatened to turn off your utilities, or you are fighting your landlord to return your security deposit. Contact us at (208) 639-5422 or email us atlawclinic@cu-portland.edu.

Tax Clinic at University of Idaho College of Law. The Tax Clinic provides qualified low-income taxpayers with free legal representation for issues like audits, appeals, tax court cases. To find out if the Tax Clinic can represent you, call us at (208) 364-6166.

See our calendar for other upcoming legal clinics throughout Idaho athttps://isb.idaho.gov/ilf/ivlp/clinic_calendar.html.

Mission Statement: The Idaho Law Foundation supports the right of all people to live in a peaceful community. To support this fundamental right, we will educate all people about the role of law in a democratic society, provide opportunities for people to avoid and resolve conflicts, and enhance the education and competence of lawyers.