Acadiana Legal Service Corporation

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Acadiana Legal Service Corporation (ALSC) is a non-profit law firm established in 1978, dedicated to providing free civil legal services to eligible low-income individuals and families across 42 parishes in Louisiana. The firm assists clients with critical legal issues such as family law, housing, consumer matters, public benefits, and disaster recovery. ALSC aims to bridge the justice gap by offering legal representation and support to those who cannot afford an attorney.

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Abogados

• Sachida R. Raman — Executive Director
• Tamiko Chatman — Deputy Director
• Thomas H. Fields, III — Litigation Director
• Nina Colman — Administrative Law Managing Attorney
• Franchesca Hamilton – Acker — Child In Need Of Care Managing Attorney
• Vandana Chaturvedi — Family Law Managing Attorney
• Walter McClatchey — General Law Managing Attorney
• Hailey Barnett — Disaster Managing Attorney
• Taylor Robinson — Housing Managing Attorney
• Gregory Hopkins — Pro Bono Managing Attorney
• Christina Lemaire — Intake Managing Attorney

Servicios que ofrece

Public Benefits, Consumer And General Law, Housing, Family Law, Disaster Recovery, Child In Need Of Care, Employment

Año de fundación

1978

Honorarios

Acadiana Legal Service Corporation provides free civil legal services to eligible, economically disadvantaged individuals.

Oficinas

• 720 Travis Street, Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
• 1808 Jackson Street, Alexandria, Louisiana 71301
• 3016 Cameron Street, Monroe, Louisiana 71201
• 1020 Surrey Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
• 134 St. Denis Street, Natchitoches, Louisiana 71457

Fuente: la-law.org · consultado el 11 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8:30 am–12 pm

Martes

8:30 am–12 pm

Miércoles

8:30 am–12 pm

Jueves

8:30 am–12 pm

Viernes

8:30 am–12 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Patricia Wallace· vía Google

  Mr Triplett was my lawyer. Everyone that helped me in my case was nice. It went my way I wanted, I'm very satisfied. Im thankful for all they done for me . And I appreciate everything.

  4 years ago
• tabitha meeks· vía Google

  Very rude lawyer! Do not care about the clients. The older short white man. I was there with my client I had some questions to ask. He was very rude and belittle to my client and to myself. I think his name is Mr. Velsier. He was screaming at me in a very rude way. I am a professional women that have 2 degrees and I will always advocate for my client. Whoever read this please by all means you can contact me. Thank you

  9 years ago
• Lindsey Norton· vía Google

  Adam Triplett is a great attorney. Everything was handled quickly and efficiently and he was very thorough in handling my case.

  a year ago
• rebekah boerboom· vía Google

  I used their services, on multiple occasions in the past. Divorce, financial disputes and received top notch service and rapidly, in a timely fashion, so I am quite dismayed upon my recent project, with which I needed help. Upon the advice of a trusted public agency, I asked Legal Aid for help, establishing a trust on my home, so that my designated heirs would have no troubles inheriting my property. I started the application process, the end of February of this year, 2024 and after little contact, except for a few return phone calls to me, I received no progress or information regarding my request. One paralegal did call me a few weeks ago, to collect a few vital facts, one would need to create a trust and that was the only encouragement I got. Finally, after roughly five months, a lawyer called me and announced that Legal Aid did not do that, only to give advice! I lost five months against the completion of my project! Someone should have informed me from the start that Legal Aid did not do that, instead of telling me, ' We are so backed up. Please be patient.' Moral of the story is, whatever your project or trouble may be, make sure you ask if they handle what you need done, FIRST!

  2 years ago
• The Princess & The Pea· vía Google

  The lawyer I spoke with never requested to review the documents for my case, didn't seem willing to help my case, and never sent me the promised documentation from our discussion. The information provided in the phone call with Acadiana Legal Service Corp., was helpful enough for me to determine it was better to pay off the business who claimed I owed them money after they breached a government contract by charging additional fees, then it was to continue to go through the lengthy process with this legal assistance service, reapplying each time for an additional phone call. Not mention, after the initial call from the intake rep., I had to call and leave a message for the lawyer to contact me because I waited a long while and no one reached out to me.

  a year ago