Three Rivers Legal Services Inc

We are currently only helping with divorce cases where there is current or recent incidents of domestic abuse.

Typically only help with Supplemental Security Income (SSI) where existing benefits are being stopped. We do have a special project to assist homeless persons obtain disability benefits.

We currently only assist with Guardianship Advocacy cases for adults who are developmentally disabled regardless of age. If this is your situation, please call to see if you are eligible and, if so, to make an appointment to talk to an attorney.

We do handle custody cases in limited situations. There are eligibility requirements. The best way to find out is to call. 352-372-0519 or 866-256-8091. You can also apply for assistance online. Visit https://www.trls.org/legal-helpline/

We currently are not providing family law services when there is no domestic violence. We suggest you either contact the Florida Bar Attorney Referral Service at 800-342-8011 or visit the online Self Help Center for Clay County. The website is https://www.clayclerk.com/our-services/self-help-center/

It wouldn't be appropriate to answer a legal question publicly like this, especially without all the facts. Please call our legal helpline at 866-256-8091 to see if you qualify for assistance and to make an appointment for an attorney to call you, if you do.

We cannot provide legal advice in this manner. You will need to call our office to see if you are eligible for services and make an appointment to talk to an attorney. Our initial appointments are by phone. The local Gainesville number is 352-372-0519. You can also call toll free to 866-256-8091

To legal advice please call our Legal Help Line at 866-256-8091. Please do not delay, because your hearing is coming soon. You can also apply online. Visit our webpage at www.trls.org and click on the link for Apply Online.

We can't give specific legal advice in this manner. For help please call our Legal Helpline at 866-256-8091 Be aware that if you have been served a summons by the Sheriff in addition to a notice from your landlord, you only have a short time to respond.

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We can help with a rent withholding. Call toll free to 866-256-8091 to see if your eligible for free assistance. Alternatively, here is some information if you want to proceed on your own: https://www.floridalawhelp.org/node/169/do-you-have-pay-if-your-rental-home-needs-repairs

You should call our Legal Helpline at 866-256-8091 to see if we can help you receive your pay. If you worked in Alachua County, you can also take advantage of the Alachua County Wage Recovery Program. Here is a link to information about that program: https://www.alachuacounty.us/Depts/EO/Documents/WageTheft/Wage%20Recovery%20Program%20Fact%20SheetFAQs%20Final%201%2010%2014.pdf

Probate and squatters rights are 2 very different issues. Please call our office at 352-372-0519 or toll free to 866-256-8091 to see if the particulars of your situation can be addressed by our organization.

We can't make any decision about whether we can help with your situation. To find out if we can help please call our office at 352-372-0519 or toll free to 800-256-8091.

We do help individuals with divorces when domestic violence is involved.

We help in family cases where safety is an issue. We also can help persons who are 55 or older and are the primary caregivers for their grandchildren.

We cannot assist with any criminal cases.

We cannot help with any criminal cases.

Please call us toll free at 866-256-8091 to find if you are eligible for our assistance and, if so, to make an appointment to speak to an attorney.