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Legal Assistance

Where to find qualified legal aid — including the VA's Veterans Justice Outreach program and official legal-assistance resources. Stand Easy Network does not provide legal representation or legal advice; this page points you to official programs and providers so you can connect directly.

Resources

VA — Legal Help for Veterans (Office of General Counsel)

VA's official list of legal-help resources for veterans, including legal-aid directories and self-help tools.

VA Veterans Justice Outreach (VJO) Program

Connects justice-involved veterans with VA health care, housing, benefits, and re-entry support. Email the VJO specialist nearest you for help accessing VA services.

VJO Specialist Contacts (by state / VA facility)

Find a local Veterans Justice Outreach specialist to help you access VA services and support.

Legal Services Corporation (LSC)

Independent federal nonprofit that funds civil legal aid for low-income Americans. Find a local legal-aid program in your state.

ABA Military Pro Bono Project

Attorney-to-attorney pro bono legal help for service members, veterans, and their families on civil legal matters.

Stateside Legal

Free legal-aid resources and self-help tools for military members, veterans, and families, referenced by VA's Office of General Counsel.

ABA Federal Free Legal Answers

Ask a civil legal question online and receive a free answer from a volunteer attorney (income-eligible).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stand Easy Network provide legal representation?

No. We are not lawyers and do not provide legal advice or representation. This page points you to official legal-aid programs and providers so you can connect directly.

What is the VA Veterans Justice Outreach program?

VJO connects justice-involved veterans with VA health care, housing, benefits, and re-entry support. Contact the VJO specialist nearest you through the official VA page linked here.

Where can low-income veterans find civil legal aid?

The Legal Services Corporation funds civil legal-aid programs in every state, and the ABA Military Pro Bono Project helps service members, veterans, and families. Both are linked here.