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The Housing Court operates a Volunteer Lawyers Project designed to assist self-represented litigants — people who represent themselves in court proceedings.

Volunteer lawyers trained by the Project provide free legal information and advice to owners and tenants who do not have attorneys.

Volunteer lawyers work in the Housing Court’s Help Centers alongside experienced and knowledgeable Help Center Court Attorneys, also known as Pro Se Attorneys.

If you are an attorney interested in joining the Volunteer Lawyers Project and obtaining free CLE credits, refer to Prospective Volunteer Attorneys.

If you are an existing attorney participant in the Volunteer Lawyers Project and wish to view calendars with available dates for you to volunteer, schedule times to volunteer, complete an affirmation of completion of volunteer service, or print out an intake form for you to bring with you when you volunteer, refer to Participating Volunteer Attorneys.

If you are representing yourself in a Housing Court case, refer to Self-Represented to learn about how the Volunteer Lawyers Project can help you.