Michigan Advocacy Program
Michigan Advocacy Program
| Our mission |
To advance the safety, independence, and economic stability of those most affected by poverty, racism, and other structurally oppressive systems by increasing access to justice and working for systemic solutions. |
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| Ways to help |
Pro Bono Lawyer / Volunteer
MAP welcomes volunteer attorneys in each of our counties and programs. Subject Areas: Family Law Involving Domestic Violence, Divorce, Custody/Parenting Time, Support Enforcement/Support Reduction, QDROS, Housing to Prevent Homelessness, Landlord/Tenant Evictions, Real Estate/Home-Ownership/Land Contract, Foreclosure Defense, Consumer Law to Protect Income and Assets, Bankruptcy, Collection, Contract/Warranties, Unfair Sales Practice, Automobile Sales (Lemon Law) and Repossession, Probate to Preserve Assets, Guardianship/Conservatorship, Other Probate, Wills, Non-Profit Corporation Law, Employment/Labor Law, Insurance Claims/Defenses, Social Security/Disability, Tort Defense, Tax, Fair Housing/Civil Rights,Expungement.
- Occasional, Monthly
- 21+, Adults
- Individuals
- Indoor
- Skilled
- Weekdays
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| How you help |
Thank you for your interest in helping MAP ensure access to justice for all! |
| About us |
Through direct legal help and statewide advocacy, the Michigan Advocacy Program provides access to the justice system for those who need it the most. What is now the Michigan Advocacy Program began 50 years ago as a number of independent local legal aid societies in Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Jackson, and Lansing. MPLP and its affiliated programs are state support programs. Working with local advocacy organizations, these programs support and coordinate services across the whole state. These statewide programs include: the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center; the Michigan Foreclosure Prevention Project; the Michigan Elder Justice Initiative; and the Michigan Legal Help Program. |
