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VOLUNTEER FOR THE PRO BONO NETWORK
The Pro Bono Network provides a way to connect volunteer
attorneys with attorneys in child abuse or neglect cases who:
- need input on other areas of law for secondary issues arising in a child abuse or neglect case;
- need co-counsel in representing a child or youth growing up in foster care (PMC of State); Learn More
- need assistance in handling a child abuse or neglect case;
- wish to refer parties needing pro bono legal services to volunteer attorneys.
The Pro Bono Network also provides a way for judges to locate attorneys willing to represent foster children
who do not have any representation. Learn More
For example, can you:
- answer an attorney's practice questions by email or phone?
- mentor an attorney in trial skills, trial preparation, or discovery?
- help a parent or relative protect a child from abuse?
- meet with a child growing up in foster care?
- set up a trust for a disabled child?
- help an attorney with research?
- take a probate matter?
- represent a relative who can provide a safe home?
- assist a parent or relative with an immigration issue?
- handle an adoption or intervention?
- assist a parent with a protective order?
- assist a parent with a custody or divorce case?
- share knowledge with an attorney regarding immigration issues or the Indian Child Welfare Act?
- represent a child growing up in foster care who has no advocate?
- handle a child's personal injury claim?
- provide other assistance in your area(s) of expertise?
Volunteer for the pro bono network:
If you are willing to volunteer your time to help abused and neglected
children by providing pro bono legal services, please register for the
Pro Bono Network. Your contact information and areas of practice will be
posted on the private Pro Bono Network attorney list
(which can only be viewed by Texas judges and attorneys registered for TLC's services)
so they can contact you directly. To volunteer, you must be a licensed attorney in good
standing with the State Bar of Texas. Simply fill out the form
below, checking all areas of assistance and levels of involvement that apply.
Please note: TLC does not provide malpractice insurance for any attorney. Only TYLA members will be covered by
TYLA's malpractice insurance.
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