Brooklyn Legal Services

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Legal Services NYC (LSNYC) is the nation's largest civil legal services provider, founded in 1968 to fight poverty and seek justice for low-income New Yorkers. The organization offers free legal help in areas including housing, economic security, family, immigration, education, and health care. Brooklyn Legal Services operates as a key component of LSNYC, serving diverse communities throughout Brooklyn.

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Abogados

• Shervon Small — Executive Director
• Peggy Earisman — Deputy Director
• Nadia Hernandez — Interim Queens Project Director
• Denise Kassim — Interim Manhattan Project Director
• Maribel Martinez-Gunter — Bronx Project Director
• Carolyn Norton — Interim Chief of Litigation and Advocacy
• Tanya Wong — Brooklyn Project Director
• Shelly Agarwala — Director of Intake Services
• Rosalind Black — Director of Citywide Housing
• Adam Heintz — Director of Pro Bono
• Jacob Inwald — Director of Litigation — Economic Justice
• William Kransdorf — Director of New York City Bankruptcy Assistance Project

Servicios que ofrece

housing, economic security, family and immigration stability, education, health care, Citywide Housing, Economic Justice, New York City Bankruptcy Assistance Project, Immigrant Justice

Idiomas

Inglés, Español/Spanish, русский/Russian, 简化字/Mandarin, Kreyòl Ayisyen/Haitian Creole, Français/ French, عربى/Arabic, বাঙালি /Bengali, اردو/Hindi/Urdu, 한국어/Korean

Año de fundación

1968

Honorarios

Legal Services NYC's help is free, and the organization will never ask clients to pay for its services.

Fuente: legalservicesnyc.org · consultado el 8 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

9 am–5 pm

Martes

9 am–5 pm

Miércoles

9 am–5 pm

Jueves

9 am–5 pm

Viernes

9 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Cat Cregg· vía Google

  i went here for two pending matters (employment law, and Child Custody) The intake process was long they asked my income, and some other questions. The first paralegal that contacted me only she can say to me "when you have a court date let me know and i will have a packet prepare for you" and that was the extent of the phone call. The organization as a whole seems REALLY REALLY DISORGANIZED! Second phone call i received was from an "attorney" i was not convinced she was an attorney on how she handled herself or how she was speaking. I told her i had a court date and need representation more than anything and she stated to me "well you have to go to the courts for that" "WE DO NOT DO THAT" ok so why did you spend an hour of my time on the phone only to tell me that. I did not need "legal advice" What is the point of asking someone their income, "legal advice" is free. I will go with a private attorney since they seem like they know what they are doing. A true DISGRACE !

  Edited a year ago
• cristal reynoso castillo· vía Google

  I literally just call and the receptionist hang up on me while I was trying to explain myself. One of the most rude, unprofessional interaction that I have in my life. How this place employee such a incompetent, disrespectful person genuinely asking

  a year ago
• scott young· vía Google

  Never said no or made excuses... Said will look into, there's a possibility or go here! Always direction no stagnation in conversation or thoughts, that's what's needed...Faith in the people you come to for help

  a year ago
• Eleonora Kukuy· vía Google

  This office has been very effective in helping my family with a disability and a housing case. Forever grateful to Lino and Natalie for their amazing help!!!

  9 months ago
• Juan Alicea· vía Google

  everything I expected, they helped me fast in my case and I won

  3 months ago