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Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation
A film line producer needs to draft a contract between themself and the executive producer of the same film. The agreement needs to spell out the need for cast and crew to be compensated by any initial profit from the film because the executive producer has failed to pay them.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation
A Baltimore based musician needed a video for a song they were to release. A video director was found through a friend of said artist and the video work was completed. The musician never received the video nor has any money been returned. The sound artist is looking for possible options for recourse.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation
An organizational leader is having issues with a business partner they co – created a festival with. Allegedly, said business partner has been using business funds for personal expenses and is harassing the client. The client would like to be advised on how to split ties with their business partner and stop alleged harassment.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A former full time associate professor was terminated from their position (Director of Theatre Program) without notice and would like to be advised on possible recourse.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A graduate film student just finished their documentary thesis project and wants to shop the film to festivals in the near future. The client would like to make sure the film does not infringe copyright of source material owners, as they have not received explicit permissions.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Brief Advice Clinic; Remote Brief Advice
A graduate film student just finished their documentary thesis project and wants to shop the film to festivals in the near future. The client would like to make sure the film does not infringe copyright of source material owners, as they have not received explicit permissions.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A Baltimore based dance school needs assistance with learning their liability re: rent payments and Covid – 19.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A visual artist needs assistance with trust and estate planning as it pertains to their artwork.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A musical artist is having a dispute with the co-creator of one of his songs. The song has been featured on multiple platforms and the artist alleges that the other party is withholding royalties.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
A broadcasting organization needs assistance thoroughly clearing stock b – roll and images used for a documentary that the organization is planning to run on MPT. The client needs assistance determining fair use, or otherwise, for each image / clip.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please contact Katelyn Brown by email at katelyn@mdvla.org or by calling 917-859-4275.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
- Public Service Jobs -
The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MCASA) is Maryland’s sexual assault coalition. Our mission is to help prevent sexual assault, advocate for accessible, compassionate care for survivors of sexual violence, and work to hold offenders accountable.
The Sexual Assault Legal Institute (SALI), a program within MCASA, provides comprehensive legal services to survivors of sexual violence, and technical assistance and training to professionals working with survivors. SALI is seeking a full-time Staff Attorney to assist victims of sexual assault and contribute to the development and administration of services, outreach, and training.
THIS POSITION REQUIRES ADMISSION TO PRACTICE LAW IN MARYLAND.
The Sexual Assault Legal Institute (SALI), a program within MCASA, provides comprehensive legal services to survivors of sexual violence, and technical assistance and training to professionals working with survivors.
MCASA is seeking a full-time Senior Staff Attorney to assist victims of sexual assault and contribute to the development and administration of SALI services, outreach, and training. Attorneys with Maryland family law experience and experience managing attorneys are encouraged to apply. A minimum of five years of experience is required for a senior position.
THIS POSITION REQUIRES ADMISSION TO PRACTICE LAW IN MARYLAND.
This neighborhood association works to improve access to fresh food, urban green space, and a drug-free environment for residents in northeast Baltimore City. They are seeking legal assistance with facilitating a meeting with the owner of a new drug treatment center to propose a MOU contract.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Montgomery County
Provide Direct Representation
This youth development organization empowers young people to discover a passion for sports. This organization is seeking legal assistance with applying for recognition of 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation
This north Baltimore City neighborhood association is seeking legal representation to file an appeal to oppose BZMA’s recent approval to increase the unit size of a property to maximize financial profit. This organization submitted a Motion for Reconsideration to BMZA, and their motion was denied. They need help with filing a zoning appeal within thirty days of February 22, 2022.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation
This neighborhood association promotes the preservation, protection, and growth of East Baltimore. This organization is seeking legal assistance with acquiring a recently foreclosed property and help with administering the allocations from approved government funding for property renewal.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation; Research and Writing
This neighborhood association provides and assists low-income and moderate-income residents with guidance to improve their quality of life. This organization is seeking representation to help devise a city plan to establish traffic calming and speed humps for a neighborhood in West Baltimore.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation
This north Baltimore City community organization needs assistance and representation in opposing an airborne environmental pollution source in their neighborhood. The organization seeks advice and assistance through the air permitting process for this pollution source at the Maryland Department of the Environment.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation
This nonprofit organization that works to cultivate change for inner city youth through activism, financial literacy, and community outreach needs assistance with transferring ownership of a property.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation
This neighborhood association works to improve the quality of life for their residents. This organization is seeking legal assistance to oppose the development of a substance use rehabilitation facility in their community.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Pro Bono Coordinator Monique Sanders by email at MoniqueS@communitylaw.org or by phone at (410) 366-0922 x 115.
Until Filled
- Statewide -
- Public Service Jobs -
If you are interested in meaningful work protecting and promoting the civil and human rights of persons with disabilities around the state Disability Rights Maryland (DRM) has an opportunity for you!
DRM seeks a talented communications professional with 1-3 years of relevant experience to manage DRM’s external communication activities, including message development, social media, and website content. This position reports to the Development Manager and interacts with DRM’s management team to create targeted communications to a variety of audiences in order to increase the organization’s overall visibility and engagement.
Disability Rights Maryland (DRM) seeks several civil rights-oriented advocates to support our goal of advancing civil and human rights. The ideal candidate will share DRM’s values and commitment to the fundamental rights of people with disabilities to maintain independence and full access to community life with freedom from abuse and discrimination.
Disability Rights Maryland seeks a Legal Advocacy Director to work closely with the Executive Director and Litigation Counsel to identify, shape and guide DRM’s broad-based, high-impact advocacy efforts. The Director leads DRM’s policy and legislative initiatives and guides the organization in its development of priorities and its collaboration with disability communities.
This position will be part of our Workforce Development Project and will focus on using legal services and other resources to help stabilize individuals and communities in Baltimore City. The Workforce Development Project is a partnership with job training sites in Baltimore City, where our staff provide legal services aimed at removing barriers to employment. This position is funded in part through the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, and the attorney will work with that office to coordinate services.
KIND seeks a Paralegal who will be responsible for supporting KIND’s delivery of legal services through a range of case support tasks in coordination with our attorneys. Paralegals are responsible for conducting client intakes, legal research, preparation of immigration forms, drafting affidavits, maintaining files and data, hearing preparation, social services referrals, and other related duties.
The Adult Guardianship Program serves low-income disabled adults in Baltimore City and Baltimore County under a multi-year contract with the Maryland Department of Human Services, Legal Services Program. Our Adult Guardianship Program serves more than 400 disabled adults annually.
Client is the mother of an 18-year-old girl from El Salvador. The mother came to the U.S. 10 years ago. The daughter lived with her aunt In El Salvador. Her mother kept in touch and sent money to the aunt. The daughter’s father was never in the child’s life. The daughter and her aunt, fled from gang members to the U.S. in 2019. A pro bono attorney is needed to represent the mother in a complaint for sole custody, motion for SIJS findings before the Circuit Court, and file an I-360 Petition for SIJS for the daughter once the predicate orders are obtained.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please email Elizabeth Britova at elizabeth.britova@cc-dc.org or call 202-772-4300 ext. 444.
Until Filled
Montgomery County
Immigration; Provide Direct Representation
Client is the mother of two boys (16 and 12 y.o.) from Guatemala. The brothers came to the U.S. in August 2020. They lived with their grandmother in Guatemala, but she developed cancer and could not care for them. Their father abandoned them when they were young. The boys are with their mother in Maryland. A pro bono attorney is needed to: represent the mother before the Circuit Court in her complaint for sole custody and motion for SIJS findings, file I-360 Petitions for SIJS, represent the children in immigration court while their SIJS cases are pending.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please email Elizabeth Britova at elizabeth.britova@cc-dc.org or call 202-772-4300 ext. 444.
Until Filled
- Remote -; - Statewide -
- Public Service Jobs -
Seeking an experienced Family Law Attorney for the Family Law Hotline. Hotline open weekdays (unless the Court is closed) from 9:30 am-4:30 pm. Part-time position, 17.5 per week (Monday-Friday when the court is open from 9:30 am -1 pm). Some benefits offered on a pro rata basis. Position is remote.
The successful applicant will have at least 2-3 years of family law experience and be a member of the Maryland Bar. Position is dependent upon funding.
Salary – $27-28 per hour.
To learn more about this position, please visit the link here: www.wlcmd.org/employment. Interested applicants should send a resume and cover email to lruth@wlcmd.org. Questions, call Laure Ruth at 410-321-8761, ext. 130.
Until Filled
Montgomery County
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
Potential client is Montgomery County resident who seeks to file for absolute divorce and custody of her 2 kids, ages 2 and 8. Separated from abusive husband since May of 2021. Client has limited income as she is only teaching part-time in order to be able to stay home and care for youngest child. No active CPS investigation or protective order. Client and children are in therapy to recover from PTSD stemming from the abuse.
To learn more about this pro bono opportunity and to take the case, please contact Sophia King at 301-424-2706 or by email at sophia@mcbfprobono.org.
Until Filled
Montgomery County
Immigration; Provide Direct Representation
Client is the mother of a 9-year-old boy from Guatemala who entered the U.S. in December 2020. While in Guatemala, the boy resided with his grandmother. Client sent financial support from the U.S. The child’s father abandoned him and never supported the child financially or otherwise. As a toddler, the child was hospitalized with a severe burns. Currently, the boy is enrolled in school in Maryland and is doing well. A pro bono attorney is needed to represent the mother in a complaint for sole custody and motion for SIJS findings before the Circuit Court.
To learn more about this case opportunity, please email Elizabeth Britova at elizabeth.britova@cc-dc.org or call 202-772-4300 ext. 444.
Thu., May 26
- Statewide -; Baltimore City
Community Event
You’re invited to participate in the Partners for Justice Conference at the Baltimore Convention Center on Thursday, May 26, 2022! Join us as we get together in-person for the first time since the start of the pandemic for our 23rd annual Partners for Justice Conference. Speakers and panelists from over 30 different organizations, government agencies, and law firms across Maryland and the United States will share their thoughts and ideas while leading discussions on key access-to-justice issues. This year, we are honored to have Jenny Egan, Chief Attorney in the Maryland Office of the Public Defender – Baltimore Juvenile Division and co-founder of Baltimore Action Legal Team (BALT), provide this year’s keynote address.
This training is intended for lawyers barred in any state who are willing to help a veteran in their benefits case. The training will provide an overview of veteran’s benefits law and will cover disability compensation, veterans pension, and practice tips for working with the VA. Lawyers must agree to accept one pro bono veterans benefits case from Homeless Persons Representation Project (HPRP) within 1 year of the Conference. Lawyers taking cases from HPRP will receive 3 VA CLE credits, malpractice insurance, case support, and access to a mentor.
Wednesdays from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.; the third Wednesday from 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
- Remote -; Anne Arundel County
Remote Brief Advice
Talk with a volunteer lawyer for up to 20 minutes about your civil, non-family legal problem for free! Issues that may be addressed include:
Debt and bankruptcy
Landlord/Tenant questions
Real estate
Employment and wage claim issues
Contracts, warranties and/or consumer disputes
Wills, estate planning, probate, living wills
“Ask a Lawyer in the Library” is held every Wednesday of the month from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and on the third Wednesday from 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
To learn more about this event and to register, please visit the link here.
Each Tue (9:30 am - 1 pm); 1st Thur each month (5 to 7:30 pm)
- Remote -; - Statewide -
Provide Brief Advice by Phone; Staff a hotline or online chat
The Women’s Law Center of Maryland operates an Employment Law Hotline every Tuesday and Friday from 9:30 am to 1 pm, and on the first Thursday of every month, from 5 pm to 7:30 pm. We are seeking more volunteers on the hotline, hoping you will take 2-4 shifts a year. Volunteers need some experience in employment law, so you can screen the calls effectively. For attorneys new to employment law, you can view an online training on Employment Law 101 through the following link. The shift can be done from your office (or anywhere with a phone). You are eligible to receive referrals of cases that come in through the hotline, if desired.
If you would like to volunteer, call 410-321-8761 or download a volunteer application. For more information, call Lynette Whitfield at 410-321-8761 or email at lwhitfield@wlcmd.org.
Ongoing pro bono opportunity
- Online -; - Remote - + more...
Brief Advice Clinic; Remote Brief Advice Clinic
Volunteer attorneys are needed to assist pro se litigants remotely, via live chat and/or phone. Keep your legal skills sharp by practicing law you already know, or learn a new practice area!
With MCLA, you choose the type of brief legal advice you want to give, whenever you want!
• Log in anywhere you have internet access.
• Training & resources are available.
• Covered by MCLA’s malpractice insurance.
• Volunteers are anonymous to litigants.
• Available Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
• No minimum time commitment required.
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
House of Ruth is looking for experienced family law lawyers who have handled protective cases before to represent clients. House of Ruth will provide malpractice insurance.
To learn more about pro bono service in consumer protection in Baltimore City and Prince George’s County, contact PBRC’s Consumer Protection Program at:
Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland
Katherine S. Davis, Esq.
Director – Courtroom Advocacy Project (CAP)
443.703.3049
kdavis@probonomd.org
Tuesday, 12pm-1pm
- Remote -; Harford County
Provide Brief Advice by Telephone (Preset times)
HCBF is seeking volunteer attorneys to assist with their weekly legal advice clinic held each Tuesday from noon-1pm via telephone. Call HCBF, 410-836-0123, for available time slots. Areas of law include family, employment, criminal, estates and wills, and civil.
Weekly, by county
Caroline County; Dorchester County + more...
Housing - Eviction Prevention; Provide Direct Representation + more...
Rent court attorneys needed on the Eastern Shore
MSPB seeks volunteer attorneys to provide counseling and day-of representation for failure to pay rent cases in Dorchester, Caroline, and Kent Counties. MSPB can pay a stipend of $500 per day for an attorney to provide in-court assistance. Seeking attorneys in 3 courthouses for Fridays at 9 am in Cambridge, 1:15 pm in Denton, and 1:30 pm in Chestertown.
DRM, a private, non-profit law firm, is a leader in disability rights and the Congressionally-mandated Protection and Advocacy organization for individuals with disabilities in Maryland. We provide free legal services and advocacy to persons with disabilities in Maryland. DRM envisions a world where people with disabilities are fully included in the workplace, neighborhoods and all aspects of community life. Our mission is to work with people with disabilities to participate fully in all aspects of community life, and champion their rights to self-determination, dignity, equality, opportunity, and freedom from discrimination and harm.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday – 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Anne Arundel County; Prince George's County
Rent Court
CLS is seeking pro bono attorneys to provide legal representation to tenants at their Failure to Pay Rent hearings. The Failure to Pay Rent Tenant Representation Program provides free same-day legal representation to income-eligible tenants facing eviction in Hyattsville District Court.
Potential volunteers interested in pro bono immigration representation can contact Catholic Charities of Washington, DC to get more information about volunteering with their Immigration Legal Services program.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, MILAP needs 3 volunteer lawyers and interpreters to give legal advice to immigrants in removal proceedings. Volunteers can participate in these clinics from the safety and comfort of their own homes using WhatsApp videoconferencing technology on their cellphones. Training, mentorship, malpractice insurance, and interpreters provided.
If you would like to volunteer, click here or contact Cate Scenna at 443-465-4627 or cscenna@probonomd.org.
SLS is seeking volunteer lawyers to advise clients on a variety of consumer debt and bankruptcy issues. During this time of financial uncertainty, many seniors are unable to make ends meet. They need your legal advice about issues like:having a judgment entered against them, defending against harassing collections efforts, negotiating a settlement with their creditors, considering bankruptcy, and more.
Interested lawyers can contact Jacqueline A. Jones at 410-396-5605 and/or jjones@baltimorebar.org.
Until Filled
- Remote -; Baltimore City
Provide Direct Representation; Remote Brief Advice
CHANA, a program of the Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, provides crisis intervention, education and consultation, and advocates for community awareness, safety and healing. With your help, we envision an aware and responsive community where all individuals are empowered to live with security and self-determination.
CHANA is looking for volunteers to provide consultations and representation to domestic violence, sexual abuse and elder abuse clients in the areas of family, tax, employment, bankruptcy, guardianship law. Lawyers with experience working with victims and survivors of trauma preferred.
DVS Legal Services is looking for volunteers to represent victims of domestic violence in protective order hearings. DVS will provide insurance for the cases and some mentoring. Experience with these types of cases is preferred.
Community Law Center provides legal services to communities and nonprofit organizations throughout Maryland to promote stronger nonprofits and more vibrant neighborhoods. Our Pro Bono Program matches volunteer lawyers with nonprofits seeking assistance on legal matters.
For more information and to register for our pro bono program, please visit the following link.
Ongoing
- Remote -; Baltimore City + more...
Immigration; Interpret/Translate
KIND’s Baltimore field office is seeking volunteer bilingual Spanish/English interpreters and translators to assist pro bono lawyers in providing legal representation to unaccompanied children. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Daniela Powers at infobaltimore@supportkind.org.
Ongoing
- Remote -; - Statewide -
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation + more...
Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service MVLS offers mentorship, malpractice insurance, and trainings. Take on a full representation case, provide help through a legal clinic, or accept a reduced fee family law case through Judicare. Learn new areas of law, meet leaders in the field, and gain valuable courtroom experience while making a difference. MVLS clients need the legal help you can provide to win their struggles against instability and poverty.
Help low income Marylanders with the Montgomery County Bar Foundation. To access information pertaining to the Pro Bono Program: https://www.barmont.org/general/custom.asp?page=116. You can direct any questions to Deborah Mantilla Craven, Pro Bono Program Coordinator, at Debbie@mcbfprobono.org or 301.762.5831.
Ongoing
Baltimore City; Baltimore County
Housing - Eviction Prevention; Rent Court
To learn more about pro bono service in eviction prevention in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, contact PBRC’s Tenant Volunteer of the Day Program at:
Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland
Katherine S. Davis, Esq.
Director – Courtroom Advocacy Project (CAP)
443.703.3049
kdavis@probonomd.org
Ongoing
- Online -; - Remote - + more...
Remote Brief Advice; Staff a hotline or online chat
Are you a Maryland lawyer or law student looking for pro bono opportunities? Use your legal writing and research skills to make a difference from the comfort or your home or office. If you’ve been conflicted out of other pro bono activities due to government employment or other considerations, consider serving Maryland’s low- and moderate- income population with clearly written explanations of various legal topics. Your work will support PLL’s mission of educating Marylanders about the civil legal issues that self-represented litigants most frequently face in Maryland courts. You’ll also be publicly recognized for your work. https://www.peoples-law.org/volunteer
Ongoing
Anne Arundel County; Baltimore City + more...
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
MVLS Volunteer Attorney Obligations
Attorney must execute the Judicare contract.
Absent exceptional circumstances, attorney must represent client through the life of the case, even after a Judicare case has exceeded the maximum reimbursement of hours.
Representation includes entering appearance in the client’s legal action.
Attorney may not charge the Client legal fees for legal work provided.
Attorney is not obligated to pay any filing fees or other court costs on behalf of the client. Attorney must seek to have fees waived by the court.
Attorney should submit reimbursement for litigation expenses to PBRC, and any remaining expenses should be paid by the client.
Litigation Expenses. Requests for litigation reimbursement need to be submitted to the Pro Bono Resource Center. To get more information or the required forms, visit www.probonomd.org/litigation-fund-policy.
Attorney Payment
Complete instructions are included in the Judicare contract.
An attorney is paid $100 per hour up to a maximum of 30 hours ($3,000) per case for legal services provided.
Judicare funds can only be used for legal services. It does not include other staff work, fees, travel time, etc.
Invoices
Invoices should be submitted quarterly during representation. Invoices must specify name of client, case number, and a description of legal services provided with the dates and time of service in 10 minute increments.
Request for payment must include:
Detailed invoice
Case Update or Closure form
If case is closed –Any final legal documents (court order, etc.)
Payments are generally provided within 30 days of submission.
The final $500 in fees will be held until the case is closed.
Questions?
Margaret Henn, Director of Program Management, 443-451-4067 or mhenn@mvlslaw.org Makeisha Gibson, Senior Paralegal, 443-451-4072 or mgibson@mvlslaw.org
Ongoing
Baltimore County
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
Do you have more than three years of family law experience?
Are you an attorney who would like to handle a Judicare case (contested custody) in Baltimore County at a reduced fee? Download a volunteer application.
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
Do you have more than three years of family law experience?
Are you an attorney who would like to handle a Judicare case (family law) in Allegany County at a reduced fee? Please call Allegany Law at 301-722-3390.
Judicare (Family Law); Provide Direct Representation
Do you have more than three years of family law experience?
Are you an attorney who would like to handle a Judicare case (family law) in Prince George’s County at a reduced fee? Fill out a volunteer application.
