free legal advice for divorce

[Regina Wedding]

Iam currently going through a divorce that my husband is filling in the state of missouri our last state of residency. I moved to massachusetts in january after finding out about his affairs. He has made some changes to our divorceagreement and I need to know where to go for legal advice to make sure he takes up his responsibilities. I cannot afford a lawyer.

 

[bst97]

Check inside the front few pages of your phone book - there's probably a pro-bono in Mass that offers free legal services to those who cannot afford a lawyer.

 

[Regina Wedding]

[ thanks. I am checking it out- much appreciated QUOTE]Originally posted by bst97:
Check inside the front few pages of your phone book - there's probably a pro-bono in Mass that offers free legal services to those who cannot afford a lawyer.[/QUOTE]

 

[usdeeper]

I came across this website which might help a few of you out there who are struggling to afford an attorney...
http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/home.html

also,
http://www.freeandrea.org/probono.htm

Hope this helps..


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