AVLF at the Movies has been postponed until 2019. We look forward to bringing back this event next year in an even greater way! In the meantime, please continue to follow us on social media for updates and more information about how you can be involved.

We change lives one courtroom at a time, and the law is our tool. But the fight for housing justice will never be won by lawyers alone.

In just a couple of hours with the teams, I could tell that this is not just a job. It is a true reflection of their personal character and their leadership.

The women of Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation’s Board of Directors packed emergency kits to support survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence.

When management wanted to renovate Gabriella’s apartment, they temporarily relocated her to another unit with a horrible bedbug infestation. She didn’t hear a word from management for three weeks.

After Hurricane Irma, Anna’s house was all but falling apart. With the help of one of our volunteer attorneys, Colby Nixon, Anna avoided $3,425 in costs.

Thanks to Laura Smithman and Margaret Flatt, Jade didn’t have to face her fear of testifying in open court about the abuse that she endured.

We are grateful to our May 2018 volunteers.

Jeffrey Tompkins, a volunteer, supporter, and long-time friend of AVLF, recalls his very first Saturday Lawyer experience – with a surprising twist.

| AVLF is proud to officially release our 2017 Annual Report. Here are the highlights.

At the annual Beer Tasting event on June 14th, Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation and Atlanta Legal Aid raised over $80,000 for pro bono legal services for Atlanta families in need.

During Georgia Paralegal Week, AVLF wants to take time to thank every paralegal who volunteered with us. Thank you for your passion for justice and your commitment to service.