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Wisconsin's largest legal aid organization providing free civil legal services to low-income residents statewide in family law, custody, housing, benefits, and consumer matters. Fathers facing divorce, placement disputes, or eviction can apply by phone intake or online. Offices serve Milwaukee and surrounding counties. Bring photo ID, pay stubs, court papers, and any existing orders to intake appointments.
414-278-7722 · 230 W Wells St, Suite 800, Milwaukee, WI 53203
Free legal representation for low-income Milwaukee County residents in family law, custody, housing, civil rights, and guardianship cases. Fathers can request help with paternity, placement, and restraining order defense. Intake by phone or walk-in at the downtown office. Bring photo ID, pay stubs, court summons, and any existing orders to your first appointment for eligibility screening.
414-727-5300 · 521 N 8th St, Milwaukee, WI 53233
Free walk-in legal clinics staffed by Marquette Law School students and supervising attorneys serving Milwaukee-area low-income residents. Fathers can get brief advice on custody, placement, child support, landlord-tenant, and small claims issues. Check the clinic schedule online for locations and times. Bring photo ID, pay stubs, and any court paperwork so volunteers can review your case and explain next steps.
414-288-6912 · 1215 W Michigan St, Milwaukee, WI 53233
Free self-help legal resource center located inside the Milwaukee County Courthouse helping residents complete family law forms, understand procedures, and navigate the court system. Fathers can get one-on-one help with custody, placement, divorce, and small claims filings. Walk-ins welcome during court hours. Bring photo ID, any existing orders, pay stubs, and a list of questions to make your visit most productive.
414-278-3456 · 901 N 9th St, Milwaukee, WI 53233