Legal
Mediation is an alternative to going to court. This program connects those seeking conflict resolution services to local mediation service providers. Mediation can help resolve conflicts between neighbors, landlords and tenants, family relationships, parenting time, workplace issues, etc.
Restorative practices include a variety of interventions that can range from one-on-one to medium-sized groups facilitated by trained facilitators. These interventions are often designed with participant input and typically focus on a broad range of deeply personal and consequential matters.
Facilitated dialogues are medium to large-size group discussions facilitated by trained facilitators. These interventions address a range of predetermined and participant-identified issues with the goals of capturing a broad range of perspectives and moving the group forward with a shared process and purpose.
Training and skill building are available from the individual to institutional level. These services address a wide range of issues based on participants’ interests and organizational goals.
Phone
- 833-266-2663
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Address
- info@CommunityMediationMN.org
A non-profit Minnesota tenant advocacy organization that assists tenants with confidential, free and lost-cost legal, educational, and advocacy services.
Phone
- 612-728-5767
- 866-866-3546
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Non-profit corporation providing free or reduced cost legal assistance and referrals to all who meet financial guidelines, regardless of race.
Phone
- 218-727-2881
- 888-249-3205
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Address
- 312 W Superior Street
Duluth, MN 55802
Justice North is a non-profit law firm that helps people facing civil legal challenges. This includes the unsheltered and those at risk of losing their home, survivors of domestic violence and their children, families and seniors in need of public assistance or facing wage garnishment, and more. Justice North cannot help you defend a criminal charge or traffic ticket.
Senior Citizens’ Law Project is a service of Justice North. To view more information on this FREE program for individuals aged 60+, please scroll down to the bottom of this page.
Phone
- 877-696-6529
Web
Address
- 230 W. Superior St.
Suite 200
Duluth, MN 55802
- info@justicenorth.org
Phone
- 218-595-5001
Web
Address
- Lake County Courthouse
601 3rd Avenue
Two Harbors, MN 55616
The mission of the Lake County Housing & Redevelopment Authority (LCHRA) is to enhance housing and economic development opportunities throughout Lake County. Board meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:00 PM in the Lake County Split Rock River Room (616 Third Ave, Two Harbors).
Phone
- 218-834-8332
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Address
- 601 3rd Avenue Two Harbors, MN 55616
- Matthew.Johnson@co.lake.mn.us
Phone
- 218-834-8366
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Address
- Lake County Courthouse
601 3rd Avenue
Two Harbors, MN 55616
Assisting Veterans and former Servicemembers living in Minnesota with finding sustainable housing. Also offers outreach, case management, employment and training, deposit and rental assistance, housing subsidy programs, emergency financial assistance and correction re-entry services.
Veteran employment and training services help Veterans create a resume, address barriers, receive career coaching, job search assistance, and refers Veterans to Veteran-friendly employers.
The Vetlaw program offers free legal aid and resources for all Minnesota Veterans. Our legal services include representation, community legal clinics, referrals, and phone services regarding Minnesota law. Please call 651-200-4750 or email vetlaw@mac-v.org to schedule time with a staff attorney.
Phone
- 218-722-8763
- 833-222-6228
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Address
- 5209 Ramsey Street
Duluth, MN 55807
- mac-v@mac-v.org
Phone
- 800-657-3787
- 800-627-3529 TTY
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Address
- 445 Minnesota Street, Suite 1400
St. Paul, MN 55101
Phone
- 218-733-1027
Web
Address
- 306 W Superior Street, Suite 1400
Duluth, MN 55802
Assists with questions about rights, concerns or complaints about services, access to appropriate services, grievances, reviewing guardian actions, general questions or the need for information concerning services for persons with mental or developmental disabilities, chemical dependence or emotional disturbance, medical review (death or serious injury reporting) and civil commitment training and resources.
Phone
- 800-657-3506
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Resourceful is a free community resource guide to help you find free and reduced cost services near you:
- Food
- Housing
- Goods
- Transit
- Health
- Money
- Care
- Education
- Work
- Legal
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The Senior Citizens’ Law Project is the place for you to go to get FREE information and confidential advice about elder law issues. The Seniors’ Project is for individuals who are at least 60 years of age and live in Lake, Cook, Carlton, Itasca, Koochiching, Aitkin, Cass, Crow Wing and St. Louis counties. By getting legal advice when you need it, you can prevent and resolve legal issues, remain independent, avoid victimization, and make better planning decisions. The Senior’ Project cannot help you with criminal matters.
The Senior Citizens’ Law Project has a kiosk located within North Shore Area Partners (NSAP), Silver Bay. You will be able to research information and connect with an attorney or paralegal. The kiosk is available during NSAP’s normal business hours.
The Seniors’ Project can help you with:
- age discrimination
- contract disputes
- creditor harassment
- door-to-door sales people
- energy assistance
- family issues
- health care, including Medicare, Medical Assistance, Medigap insurance & HMO policies
- home repairs
- housing, including public housing
- landlord/tenant issues
- living wills
- nursing homes
- patient rights
- pensions
- planning for incapacity
- Power of Attorney
- Social Security
- social services
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- unemployment compensation
- Veterans’ benefits
- warranty enforcement
***criminal matters advice is not available***
Phone
- 877-696-6529
Web
Address
- Kiosk Located in North Shore Area Partners
36 Shopping Center Road
Silver Bay, MN 55614