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Connects Delaware residents with qualified private attorneys for a reduced-fee initial consultation across family law, custody, child support, and related matters. Fathers can call the Wilmington office during weekday hours to describe their issue and be matched with an attorney in the appropriate practice area. Bring photo ID, any existing court orders, and a written list of questions to the paid initial meeting.
(302) 658-5279 · 405 N King St Suite 100, Wilmington, DE 19801
Statewide coordinator matching volunteer attorneys with low-income clients in civil legal matters including custody, divorce, and consumer issues. Operates out of Delaware Volunteer Legal Services in Wilmington. Fathers seeking free representation should have photo ID, proof of income such as recent pay stubs or benefits letters, and a summary of their case ready when calling or walking in during business hours.
(302) 478-8680 · 100 W 10th St Suite 106, Wilmington, DE 19801
Law school clinic at Widener's Wilmington campus providing free family law services to low-income Delaware residents under supervising attorney oversight. Law students handle custody, support, and protective order matters. Fathers can call for intake; approved clients should bring photo ID, income documentation, and any relevant filings or court orders to the initial consultation appointment.
(302) 477-2100 · 4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803
Free legal assistance for individuals filing or responding to protective orders in Delaware Family Court, run from the DCLASI office in Wilmington. Attorneys help with petitions, hearings, and safety planning. Fathers responding to an order should bring photo ID, the served paperwork, and any evidence such as texts or messages. Same-day help may be available when hearings are imminent during weekday hours.
(302) 575-0660 · 100 W 10th St Suite 801, Wilmington, DE 19801