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| LIST OF FREE LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDERS The following organizations and attorneys provide free legal services. Some of these organizations may also charge a nominal fee for legal services to certain low income individuals. Phoenix Metro Area | Donna Conforto Divorce Support Group 480-329-3250 | SUZANNAH MACLAY, ESQ. Law Office of Suzannah Maclay
Plaza Executive Suites, LLC
Suite 114-373
2942 N. 14th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 424-5743
(602) 424-5757 (fax) | CONNER CHILDERS, ESQ. Pope & Associates, P.C.
333 E. Virginia Ave., Suite 216
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 257-1010 Phone
(602) 952-9790 Fax - Will represent aliens in asylum proceedings.
| ANTHONY PELINO, ESQ. Immigration Law Attorney
202 E. McDowell Rd., Suite 273
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Tel: (602) 256-2200
Fax: (602) 256-2201 - Willing to represent ailens in asylum proceedings.
| ROBERT E. COUGHLON, JR., ESQ. Attorney at Law
2001 N. 3rd Street, Ste. 200
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 636-0800
(602) 636-0153, Fax | JOSE LUIS PENALOSA, JR. , ESQ. 1001 East Jefferson Street, Ste. 2
Phoenix, AZ 85034
(602) 254-0877
(602) 253-4061, Fax
PenalosaLaw.com | | | | MICHAEL FRANQUINHA, ESQ. Attorney at Law
200 E. Mitchell, Ste. 306
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602) 294-0200, 294-0201, 294-0203
(602) 294-0204, Fax - Will represent aliens in asylum hearings.
| JOHN POPE, ESQ. Pope & Associates, P.C.
333 East Virginia Avenue, Ste. 216
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 257-1010
(602) 952-9790, Fax | | | | | HUGO LARIOS, ESQ. Law Office of Hugo F. Larios
3200 S. Rural Rd, Ste. 4
Tempe, AZ 85282
(480) 921-7707
(480) 921-7377, Fax | MARINA ALEXANDROVICH, ESQ. Law Offices of Marina Alexandrovich
405 W. Southern Ave., Ste. 1-24
Tempe, AZ 85282
Ph. (480) 377-1111 (Tempe)
Ph. (623) 337-0630 (Phoenix)
Fax (480) 718-8616
E-mail: info@eloyimmigration.com
www.eloyimmigration.com |
This Attorney will refer you to a suitable person to help you.
Attorney at Law---Jamal Allen ---Injury
3029 N. Alma School Rd. Suite # 216
Chandler, AZ. 85224
480-820-3300
- Learn where to get help; memorize emergency phone numbers
- Keep a phone in a room you can lock from the inside; if you can, get a cellular phone that you keep with you at all times
- If the abuser has moved out, change the locks on your door; get locks on the windows
- Plan an escape route out of your home; teach it to your children
- Think about where you would go if you need to escape
- Ask your neighbors to call the police if they see the abuser at your house; make a signal for them to call the police, for example, if the phone rings twice, a shade is pulled down or a light is on
- Pack a bag with important things you'd need if you had to leave quickly; put it in a safe place, or give it to a friend or relative you trust
- Include cash, car keys & important information such as: court papers, passport or birth certificates, medical records & medicines, immigration papers
- Get an unlisted phone number
- Block caller ID
- Use an answering machine; screen the calls
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