Legal ServicesThe Legal Services Directory is a collection of legal organizations and resources available for people in Idaho seeking assistance with their legal situation.
Services and Information / Domestic Violence / Employment / Family Related / Housing / Senior Citizens
Federal Government Resources. Learn about Federal grant money available through the Consumer.
www.consumerfinance.govA handbook for Idaho Landlord/Tenant laws.
https://www.ag.idaho.gov/content/uploads/2018/04/LandlordTenant.pdfEqual access to justice for low-income people through advocacy and education.
www.idaholegalaid.orgAdministering Emergency Rental Assistance Program money in Ada County.
www.bcacha.orgFocusing private and public resources to assist low-income people.
www.eladacap.orgCounty services to assist with rent and utilities.
adacounty.id.gov/clerk/indigent-services/rent-and-utility-assistanceEducation for Idaho Landlords.
idahorentalowners.org/aboutus.htmlEmergency financial assistance, several categories.
healthandwelfare.idaho.gov/services-programs/financial-assistanceA safety net of legal services for qualifying low-income people.
isb.idaho.gov/ilf/ivlp/Street Law Clinic; brief, on the spot legal information.
www.itla.org/?pg=StreetLawClinicThe Fair Lending/Fair Housing Legal Advice Line can address your issues or questions about housing discrimination.
HUD's mission is to increase homeownership, support community development and increase access to affordable housing free from discrimination.
ATTENTION: Court mail service fees for mailing physical copies of court documents through the U.S. Postal Service will rise starting July 14. The new rates will match recent increases to mailing fees made by the USPS itself. These changes are only for physical mail service and do not affect electronic service of documents.
The new fees include:
Petition to Shield Records from Public Disclosure (Idaho Supreme Court Website)
Starting Jan. 1, 2024, the Clean Slate Act will allow people convicted of certain nonviolent, non-assaultive offenses to ask a court to shield their cases from public view. The Clean Slate Act can be found in Idaho Code section 67-3004(11).
Click here for instructions on filing Redacted and Unredacted documents.
On July 17, 2019 all Idaho Legal Aid offices and hotlines can be reached by calling one statewide number: 208-746-7541. Calling the old numbers will automatically forward callers to the new statewide number.
Issue Affecting Electronic Service of Idaho Court Documents
The Pro Bono Commission has created and approved the following forms for attorneys making limited pro bono appearances.
Click below to find frequently requested probation forms:
Complete and E-file CAO Forms
