Civil Non-Family

Self Help Program

“Ask a Lawyer in the Law Library”

Every Wednesday

 11:00 am - 1:00pm

and the third Wednesday

4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

sponsored

 by the Anne Arundel Bar Association

 and Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Association with

the Anne Arundel County Public Law Library

 in the Anne Arundel County Circuit Court

hosted by the Anne Arundel County Public Library

Talk with a volunteer lawyer for at least 20 minutes about your legal problem for free!  

Program is help remotely with Zoom - videoconference or phone.

Pre-registration is required online.  Follow-up email will provide link to online intake/agreement.  Once filled out Zoom instructions are emailed.

For more information contact the law library:

410-222-1387

AALawLibrarian@mdcourts.gov

Program Description 

Issues that may be addressed include: 

    * Debt and bankruptcy

    * Landlord/Tenant questions

    * Real estate

    * Employment and wage claim issues

    * Contracts, warranties and/or consumer disputes

    * Wills, estate planning, probate, living wills

The attorney you meet with may not have expertise in the area of law you need. They will make every effort, through the resources in the law library, to answer your questions.                                                                                             

Family law issues are best addressed by the Self Help - Family Law Self Help Center

http://www.circuitcourt.org/legal-help/family-law

The Lawyer in the Law Library Program is a  limited legal advice service and should not be considered a substitute for representation. 

If you need an attorney to represent you, please contact the Anne Arundel Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service at 410-280-6961 or http://www.aabar.org/find.html

Preparation for your session:

    * Write a list of specific questions for the attorney.

    * Bring any paperwork and information related to the case.

    * Organize any paperwork from most recent on the top to oldest at the bottom.

    * Identify all deadlines.

    * Prepare a timeline of the legal issue.