Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program

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Post Office Box 2913
Huntsville, AL - 35804
Phone Number: (256) 539-2275
Fax Number: (256) 533-1262

The Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program accepts clients who are residents of Madison County or have cases pending in Madison County court.   Generally, our clients have a household income no greater than 125% of the federal poverty guidelines.  No fee-generating, traffic court, or criminal cases are accepted.  Help may be available for the following types of cases:

        *Garnishments/Debt issues
        *Divorce and Protection from Abuse actions
        *Evictions
        *Foreclosures
        *Civil lawsuits
        *Food stamp denials
        *SSI  Terminations
        *Unemployment Compensation denials
        *Wills and Estates


Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide equal access to justice through the delivery of pro bono legal services to low income citizens in Madison County and to promote volunteerism among Madison County attorneys.

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2020-08-19 13:08:26

I need help badly. I've been married for 22years and sick for almost 20years now. I've been disabled with multiple bone problems and multiple sclerosis. I've been receiving a disability check for around 15years. I didn't have the MS yet, I've been on chemo for the MS.for 5years and finally had to stop because I couldn't eat. But my I finally made it up to $520 a month in disability each month which everyone knows nobody an love I'm that. I've even had to turn down meds for my illnesses because I don't make enough.I'm 49 and my husband wants a divorce now. He can't handle any of it anymore unfortunately. I have symptoms popping up every week and month die to the MS. So i have no choice but to look for free help doing this because he's trying to out me out on the streets. I don't know what else to do.

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