The Harriett Buhai Center relies on dedicated attorneys and law students like you to help clients who cannot afford an attorney. Our clients’ family law cases concern some of the most critical issues a person can face: personal safety, the well-being of children, and a family’s economic security after the end of a marriage. The
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Service Changes in Response to Coronavirus The Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law is operational on a remote basis. Low–income individuals seeking domestic violence and family law assistance can call the Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law at 213-388-7515 between Mondays and Thursdays during the hours of 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and talk to
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The Harriett Buhai Center relies on dedicated attorneys and law students like you to help clients who cannot afford an attorney. Our clients’ family law cases concern some of the most critical issues a person can face: personal safety, the well-being of children, and a family’s economic security after the end of a marriage. The
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The Harriett Buhai Center relies on dedicated attorneys and law students like you to help clients who cannot afford an attorney. Our clients’ family law cases concern some of the most critical issues a person can face: personal safety, the well-being of children, and a family’s economic security after the end of a marriage. The
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The Center simply couldn’t do without our dedicated volunteers! Which is why, in an effort to offer new volunteers more frequent on-boarding opportunities, the Center has adopted a new volunteer training process. The pilot program is launching on Tuesday, October 15, 2019, starting with our New Volunteer Orientation (NVO). Interested lawyers, law students, and law school graduates
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