Who can apply
['Applicants meeting the organization’s financial, status and case acceptance requirements.', 'The current intake page lists statewide services; several types of cases, including criminal defense and personal injury, are excluded.']What help is available
Legal services within the organization’s priorities and capacity. Completing intake does not guarantee a lawyer will take the case.
Documents to prepare
Organize court notices, deadlines, relevant records and the other party’s name. Prepare income information for screening and arrange a quiet, safe place for the call.
How to get started
- Use Apply Online on the Get Help page; the intake form is available around the clock.
- Alternatively call 855-947-2529 on weekdays 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Explain your deadline and ask for an interpreter if needed.
- Check office hours before seeking in-person help.
After applying
Watch for a callback or review appointment and confirm whether the case is accepted. Continue meeting court deadlines. If it cannot help, ask about brief advice or referrals and Wisconsin Law Help resources.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Does it still cover only a limited county list?
The current Get Help page says it serves people statewide and Tribal communities statewide.
What is the current intake number?
855-947-2529.
Can I apply online after hours?
The intake form is available 24/7.
Are interpreters free?
The intake page offers free telephone interpreters.
Does online intake confirm representation?
No; a detailed review and case acceptance decision may follow.
Sources and review
Historical screenshots: source reference.