One of latest opinions from The Atlanta Journal Constitution features an article written by our Director of the Safe and Stable Homes Project.

This couple and their children experienced terrible flooding conditions. Through the power of legal representation, they received a just result.

Income is not the only predictor of poverty. For many Atlantans, court records have a lasting imprint on their lives.

Remember 2020? It was a year of unprecedented growth for us. Check out the highlights from our 2020 Annual Report.

The latest issue of The YLD Review features an article written by our Managing Attorney for the Family Law Program.

Chuba Abaelu, Financial Planning Association of Georgia • Austin Alexander, Stonewall Bar Association • Heba Alhassan, Seyfarth Shaw • Cassie Alston • Tamika Archer • Yoko Ariza-Diaz, Georgia […]

Ms. Nelson lived in the Forest Cove apartments for 18 years, tolerating deplorable conditions. Now, she and her kids have a safe place to stay.

This year, we’re excited to partner with Martina Tiku, an Equal Justice Works Fellow at the Atlanta NAACP.

It’s a new world for the courts. In this short interview, we ask two volunteers about their experience with virtual litigation.

Check out our first-ever AVLF All-Star Award-winning volunteers and community partners!

Brandy Alexander, The Alexander Firm LLC • Kristy Barnhart, The Platt Law Firm • Katie Ehrlich, Kessler & Solomiany, • Stephen M. Gibbs, Zachary & Segraves, P.A. • Adam Hames, The Hames Law Firm LLC • Debbie ][…]

Adrienne Alderman, Emory University School of Law • Laura Alford, Adair & Baker • Kristin Aquino-Pham, Georgia Hispanic Bar Association • Tamika Archer, Gate City Bar • Ta-Raya Armstrong, Financial Planning […]