We provide free legal services in civil matters to qualifying low-income Virginians.

To Right Wrong. To Do Justice.
To Serve Humanity.

Founded in 1966, Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia is a non-profit law firm that provides representation in civil matters to the low-income residents of Hampton Roads. Our mission is to promote the equal application of justice and remove impediments to fairness for the low-income and vulnerable families of eastern Virginia.  We strive to both meet the individual legal needs of our clients and to challenge systemic injustice and the root causes of poverty and inequality.

We Are here for you

Need Free Legal Help in Civil Matters?

We assist in civil legal matters only, we do not assist in criminal cases, traffic matters, medical malpractice, immigration or personal injury cases.

To apply for services, you may contact our Community Support Team at 757-827-5078 or walk-in to one of our locations. Web applications are currently unavailable.

Our intake number is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9:00AM-1:00PM. The line is closed on Wednesdays

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN OUR SERVICE AVAILABILITY.

At this time, web applications are unavailable. We are currently accepting applications by telephone during regular call center hours, at all of our office locations and at all outreach events.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AS A VIRGINIA TENANT

Upcoming Events

Special Events

Wills/POA/AMD Workshop for Seniors: July 24 (11:00AM-2:00PM) |  Eastern Shore Area Agency on Aging, 5432 Bayside Road, Exmore, VA 23350
Are you a senior looking to secure your future? Join us for an estate planning workshop designed to provide you with free legal assistance in preparing essential documents such as wills, power of attorney (POA), and advanced medical directives (AMD). Pre-registration is required


Housing Expungement Workshop: July 26 (10:30AM-3:30PM) | Young Terrace Boys and Girls Club Gym, 450 E Onley Rd, Norfolk, VA 23510
If you have evictions on your record, a landlord might deny your rental application, even with a Section 8 housing voucher. Not all evictions can be taken off your record, but some can, and we want to help you with that! We will be working with tenants to remove eligible evictions from their public record if they qualify for Legal Aid services! This is a free event, and registration is encouraged. We look forward to seeing you!

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Public & Subsidized Housing Waitlist Openings

Hampton Redevelopment and Housing Authority (HRHA)

Langley Village (Must be 50+, 62+ has priority)

HRHA Applications are available here and completed applications should be mailed to: HRHA, 100 Langley Avenue, Hampton, VA  23669.

The LASEV Community Resource Map

If you are looking for help and resources in the community, we have the tool for you! Check out the Community Resource Map- a free and publicly available tool designed to help you connect with essential resources in your neighborhood! Created by our Community Support Team, this interactive map features over 45 resources for community members, including food pantries, shelters, women’s resources, and health programs, all searchable by area.

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