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Applicants must live in Tippecanoe County and the legal problem must be in Tippecanoe County.
Applicants must meet economic requirements based on household size and weekly income.
In cases of divorce, one of the spouses must have lived in Indiana for at least 6 months and in Tippecanoe County for at least 3 months.
No, we do not handle bankruptcy. For a list of the types of cases handled at Legal Aid, please see the "What Does Legal Aid Provide?" section of the About Legal Aid page.
No, Legal Aid does not handle criminal law. For a list of the types of cases handled at Legal Aid, please see the "What Does Legal Aid Provide?" section of the About Legal Aid page.
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Our office is located at 300 Main Street, Suite 101 Lafayette, IN (map). We are located on the first floor of the Life Building on the Courthouse square.
Unfortunately, no. Applicants must live in Tippecanoe County and the legal problem must be in Tippecanoe County.
See the Giving section of our website.
Applicants must live in Tippecanoe County and the legal problem must be in Tippecanoe County.
Applicants must meet economic requirements based on household size and weekly income.
In cases of divorce, one of the spouses must have lived in Indiana for at least 6 months and in Tippecanoe County for at least 3 months.
No, we do not handle bankruptcy. For a list of the types of cases handled at Legal Aid, please see the "What Does Legal Aid Provide?" section of the About Legal Aid page.
No, Legal Aid does not handle criminal law. For a list of the types of cases handled at Legal Aid, please see the "What Does Legal Aid Provide?" section of the About Legal Aid page.
For criminal cases, contact the public defender's office. For other types of cases, you may be able to receive services from Indiana Legal Services, though this will not always be the case.
Our office is located at 212 N. 5th Street, Lafayette, Indiana (map), just north of Main Street and across from Mulhaupt's.
Unfortunately, no. Applicants must live in Tippecanoe County and the legal problem must be in Tippecanoe County.
There are many ways to support Legal Aid, including:
- direct monetary donations
- volunteer positions with Legal Aid
- participation in annual fundraisers
