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Lawyer Referral Services

Updated: 
January 18, 2021

If you are a victim or survivor of abuse, you may want to ask the Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Service whether or not they screen for lawyers who are experienced in handling domestic violence cases. For a suggested list of questions to ask regarding the lawyer’s fees and experience when interviewing an attorney, go to our Choosing and Working with a Lawyer page.

Please note: WomensLaw does not have a relationship with or promote the organizations listed on these pages. Because we include thousands of resources, we cannot review them regularly or vouch for the information or services they provide. We share these resources to help all victims and survivors of abuse find essential direct services and support their needs and safety concerns.

Delaware Legal Help Link

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URL: https://delegalhelplink.org

Delaware Legal Help Link provides referral information about free civil legal services so individuals can find help from the most appropriate nonprofit legal aid organization or other community legal resources. Its website contains a directory of pre-screened organizations that offer free or low-cost legal advice, representation, and other services.



Delaware State Bar Lawyer Referral System

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URL: https://www.dsba.org/resources/public-resources/

The DBSA Lawyer Referral System will allow you to enter information about your legal issue, and then an attorney who uses the system MAY choose to contact you. Lawyer participation in this system is voluntary, and the attorneys who use it can choose whether to contact an individual. If an attorney does contact you, you can meet for an initial half-hour consultation for $35. If you decide to hire the attorney, you will negotiate the fees directly with them.



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