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American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia (ACLU) The ACLU is a public interest law firm. The ACLU defends civil liberties through public education and by litigating precedent-setting legal questions to protect the rights of all Georgians. American Immigration Lawyers Association AILA's Immigration Lawyer Referral Service (ILRS) can help you find an immigration lawyer in your area who can help you with your case. Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Inc. (AVLF) The Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation provides civil legal representation to low-income Georgians primarily through the use of volunteer lawyers. The AVLF's clientele are Fulton County residents with the exception of City of Atlanta residents. AVLF also sponsors the following other programs: Guardian Ad Litem Program: (404) 521-0790 Saturday Lawyers Program: (404) 521-0790 Clayton County Pro Bono Project is a civil legal referral program that refers individuals residing in Clayton County to volunteer attorneys. To qualify the individual must meet the program's income and asset guidelines. The Clayton County Pro Bono Project handles matters pertaining to adoption, child custody, consumer/finance, divorce, domestic violence, guardianship, landlord/tenant and probate.
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