Utah offers a range of free legal services focusing on civil issues. These services are generally income-based and applicable to low- to moderate-income individuals in need of legal help.

Utah Legal Services (ULS)

• Website: www.utahlegalservices.org


• Hotline: 801‑328‑8891


• Legal Areas: Family law (divorce, custody, protective orders), landlord/tenant, public benefits, consumer/debts, criminal record expungement, domestic violence, elder law, and SSI/SSDI.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available for low-income residents. Protective order services are available regardless of income.

Disability Law Center (DLC)

• Website: www.disabilitylawcenter.org


• Hotline: 1‑800‑662‑9080


• Legal Areas: Access rights, education, employment, housing, healthcare, discrimination, and institutional advocacy.


• Free Advice: Free civil legal representation is available for individuals with disabilities across the state.

Utah State Bar — Free Brief Advice Clinics & Virtual Legal Clinic

• Website: www.utahbar.org/pro-bono


• Hotline: via Bar programs


• Legal Areas: Housing, family, and consumer cases.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available to individuals who can prove their financial need.

Native American Disability Law Center

• Website: https://www.nativedisabilitylaw.org/


• Hotline: 435‑336‑0060


• Legal Areas: Disability law support, including ADA regulations and access rights.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available for Native American individuals with disabilities in the Four Corners region.

BYU Community Free Legal Clinic (Provo)

• Website: www.law.byu.edu/explore/resources/centers-clinics/community-legal-clinic


• Hotline: 801-297‑7049'


• Legal Areas: Immigration, contract, housing, and startup business legal inquiries.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available for low- and moderate-income individuals.

Timpanogos Legal Center Clinics (Provo/Online)

• Website: www.timplegal.org/legal-services/clinics


• Hotline: 801-649-8895


• Legal Areas: Advice related to civil and criminal cases.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available to low-income residents on a first-come, first-served basis.

Utah Courts Self‑Help Center

• Website: www.utcourts.gov


• Hotline: 801‑742‑1898


• Legal Areas: Guidance on court forms, procedures, case filings, and legal information.


• Free Advice: Legal services are available to anyone, statewide, regardless of income.