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Monday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Friday: ClosedSaturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) is a non-profit law firm dedicated to providing free civil legal aid to low-income individuals throughout southeast Louisiana. With six offices strategically located in Baton Rouge, Covington, Hammond, Harvey, Houma, and New Orleans, SLLS serves 22 parishes. The organization's mission is to ensure fairness within the justice system by offering legal representation, community education, and direct casework. Clients have praised SLLS for its compassionate and efficient services. Individuals facing eviction processes or housing crises have found the organization's attorneys and paralegals to be invaluable resources. They have been commended for explaining complex legal matters in clear, understandable terms, guiding clients through court proceedings, and advocating on their behalf. SLLS has also been recognized for its responsiveness and commitment to addressing a wide range of legal issues, including unemployment disputes. Clients appreciate the firm's willingness to listen to their concerns, offer practical solutions, and support them through challenging situations.
She didn’t come with NOISE.
She came with KNOWLEDGE.
She built protection where there was DANGER, Clarity where there was CHAOS,
And DIGNITY where it was nearly DENIED.
She left a path…humble yet silently
Her ART not only spoke volumes but also provided guidance
For that, you have my Highest Honor, as I continue to walk forward
#SilenceIsGolden #EvictionDefense
Thank you,
-India Broussard
I recently went through the LERAP and eviction process after a very tough year that almost left me without a roof over my head. I brought in all documentation to the office and explained my situation. Before leaving I met with a paralegal who had me sign to put a lawyer on retainer for my case and then they directed me to the LERAP office in the same building to fill paperwork out with them. I was contacted in the same week and went over with my first appointed attorney Lauren Hall and she answered all questions and let me know what to expect in eviction court. They had to ask for a continuance twice while the LERAP paperwork was pending. My first attorney contacted me...read full review
Cause of them not doing they jobs in time i lost my niece to the SYSTEM after going to them since August of 2022 to get help but a week ago they took her from me and now they want to send me all these Apologies after the damage is done. Then i asked them for a log in sheet to show the courts that i tried to get legal help an that i did not kidnap my niece and they can't even much do that for me considering its their fault.