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The Justice Bus has partnered with the Hickman County Library to bring legal services to Centerville, Tennessee. You can find the Bus at the Centerville Branch from 10am-2pm on November 3rd. The Bus will be equipped to provide legal advice about a wide range of civil, legal topics. Walk-ups welcome!
The Justice Bus has partnered with the Hickman County Library to bring legal services to Lyles, Tennessee. You can find the Bus at the East Branch from 3pm-6pm on November 3rd. The Bus will be equipped to provide legal advice about a wide range of civil, legal topics. Walk-ups welcome!
The Justice Bus has partnered with the Gallatin Public Library of Sumner County and the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands to bring legal services to Gallatin, Tennessee. You can find the Bus at the library from 3pm-6pm on November 10th. The Bus will be equipped to provide legal advice about a […]
The TN Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission meets quarterly. This meeting will be conducted via Zoom only. Contact the Director of Access to Justice at 615-741-2687 for more information.
Legal Aid of East Tennessee and the Tennessee Faith & Justice Alliance are hosting a Faith and Justice Legal Advice Clinic on February 4, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at City Church, 522 Sevier Avenue, Knoxville, TN. Attorneys will be available to provide consultations in legal issues such as: Family Law, Landlord/tenant, Veterans […]
Legal Aid of East Tennessee Debt Relief Clinic Registration closes on February 3, 2022. To see if you qualify and to register, Call (865) 637-0484.
This free advice clinic will provide legal guidance for current and future local black-owned businesses. Get help navigating legal issues and have the opportunity to meet individually with attorneys for a free consultation. Please arrive promptly at 4:00 pm for an informational presentation by UT College of Law Professor Eric Amarante. Pre-registration is recommended but not […]
The Access to Justice Commission meets quarterly. These are public meetings. Anyone who is interested in attending the meeting should contact the Administrative Office of the Courts at ATJInfo@tncourts.gov or 615-741-2687.
The Access to Justice Commission is partnering with the Rutherford County Re-Entry Program, a subsection of their Recovery Courts to support an expungement clinic for 2023. This clinic is specifically for pre-registered individuals from both the Adult Detention Center and Correctional Work Center with expungement services and general expungement information.
The Access to Justice Commission is sponsoring a general civil legal advice clinic for Austin Peay faculty, staff, and students. This clinic is only available to the Austin Peay community. The Justice Bus will be on-site to distribute legal information.
The Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services is hosting an Expungement CLE opportunity for civil legal providers and private attorneys who are interested in learning more about expungements in order to complete pro bono expungements. This will be a virtual event covering the ins and outs of expungement. There will be be three, one hour sessions, […]