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Statewide legal advocacy and representation for Utahns with disabilities, including family law, custody, benefits, housing, and education matters. Fathers with disabilities, or raising children with disabilities, can call the Salt Lake City office weekdays for intake. Services are free for qualifying clients; bring diagnostic documentation, IEPs, benefits letters, and any related court or agency correspondence to intake.
801-363-1347 · 205 N 400 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
University of Utah law students provide free legal assistance through supervised pro bono clinics at the Salt Lake City campus, covering family law, expungement, immigration, and civil matters. Fathers who meet income guidelines can schedule weekday intake appointments. Bring photo ID, income documentation, and all related court papers; student attorneys will prepare forms and offer limited representation under faculty supervision.
801-581-6833 · 383 S University St, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Offers reduced-fee legal services to Utah residents who earn too much to qualify for free legal aid but still cannot afford standard private rates. Family law, custody, divorce, and protective order cases are common. Fathers should call the downtown Salt Lake City office weekdays to request a quote and schedule a consultation. Bring photo ID, recent pay stubs, and copies of any active court paperwork.
801-328-9532 · 214 E 500 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Provides free immigration-related legal assistance to refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants resettled in Utah, including family reunification, green card, and citizenship matters. Fathers navigating status and custody together can call the Salt Lake City office weekdays to request intake. Bring any USCIS correspondence, identity documents, and family records; interpreters are available for non-English speaking clients.
801-328-1091 · 221 S 400 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101