4 Resources
Legal advocacy for Rhode Island residents with disabilities, including fathers navigating custody, benefits, housing, employment, or special education disputes involving a disability. The Providence-based agency offers intake by phone and handles rights-based cases statewide. Call first to describe your issue, then bring photo ID, medical documentation, and any relevant court or agency paperwork to your appointment.
401-831-3150 · 33 Broad St #601, Providence, RI 02903
Immigration and family legal services for refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrant fathers in Rhode Island. Attorneys at the Elmwood Avenue office in Providence assist with status applications, family reunification, and related family court matters. Walk-ins and appointments welcome during business hours. Bring photo ID, passports or immigration documents, court notices, and any family-related paperwork to your intake.
401-784-8600 · 645 Elmwood Ave, Providence, RI 02907
Civil liberties legal advocacy and know-your-rights resources for Rhode Island residents, including fathers facing rights violations by state agencies, schools, or police. The Providence office handles impact litigation and releases plain-language guides statewide. Submit an online complaint or call to describe your issue. Bring photo ID, written notes, and any official paperwork or correspondence related to your case.
401-831-7171 · 128 Dorrance St #400, Providence, RI 02903
Walk-in legal clinics for Providence residents on civil matters including family, housing, consumer, and benefits issues. Volunteer attorneys offer brief advice on select evenings to fathers and other residents who cannot afford private counsel. Check the schedule before visiting and arrive early, as spots fill quickly. Bring photo ID, any court paperwork, notices, and a written summary of your legal question.
401-421-7758 · Providence, RI 02903