Coordinates pro bono legal services across the Hawaiian islands by matching qualifying low-income clients with volunteer attorneys. Intake is handled by phone from the Alakea Street office in Honolulu. Serves fathers statewide who cannot afford private counsel. Bring photo ID, proof of income, and any court documents when meeting your assigned attorney for the first consultation.
808-537-1868 · 1100 Alakea St #1000, Honolulu, HI 96813
Civil liberties advocacy and legal assistance for Hawaii residents whose constitutional rights are impacted, including parents facing state action. Based in Honolulu with statewide reach. Intake begins with an online complaint form or a weekday phone call. Bring photo ID, a written timeline of events, and copies of any government letters, court orders, or police reports that relate to your case.
808-522-5900 · P.O. Box 3410, Honolulu, HI 96801
Free legal services for immigrants in Hawaii, including fathers navigating status, removal defense, and family-based petitions that affect custody and stability. Services are provided from the Kukui Street office in Honolulu with statewide client intake. Bring photo ID, any immigration paperwork you have received, children's birth certificates, and proof of income to your first appointment.
808-536-4302 · 245 N Kukui St #104, Honolulu, HI 96817
Policy advocacy for low-income Hawaii residents on housing, economic justice, and family stability. While not a direct service provider for individual custody cases, Appleseed produces research and reform work that benefits low-income fathers statewide. Contact the Merchant Street office weekdays. Check their published guides online for details on state programs and tenant protections.
808-587-7605 · 119 Merchant St #605A, Honolulu, HI 96813