State Bar Association of North Dakota

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The State Bar Association of North Dakota (SBAND), established in 1899, is the official statewide organization for lawyers in North Dakota. It serves its more than 3,100 members and the public by promoting justice, enhancing professional competence, and providing a range of legal resources and educational programs. The association supports various legal practice areas through its dedicated sections.

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Servicios que ofrece

Administrative & Government Lawyers Section, Business & Corporation Section, Criminal Defense Lawyers Section, Family Law Section, Indian Law Section, Elder Law Section, Legal Economics Section, Real Property, Probate & Trust Section, Taxation Section

Año de fundación

1899

Oficinas

• 1661 Capitol Way, 104LL Bismarck, ND 58501

Fuente: sband.org · consultado el 7 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Jill Adams· vía Google
  10 years ago
• Jean Claude Catul· vía Google
  a year ago
• Matthew Hanson· vía Google

  Could not be less helpful

  a year ago
• Annie· vía Google

  DONT EVER LOOK FOR THE BARS HELP They are totally Bias and will NEVER stand behind any private citizen over their Corrupt, lying Lawyers...Such as Bill Schmidt.....RUN RUN RUN from ever trying to find Judicial ETHICS in this state!!!!!!!!!!!!

  9 years ago
• Patrick R· vía Google

  What u expect, thieves hang with thieves! Thats what most attorneys are. This is a tribute to ralph vinje, was run over on his motorcycle, one off only two attorneys I've ever run across that would shoot it to you straight! Thousands are useless thieves, predators, and one saint is lost! Sad really

  9 years ago
• Kam Pechtl· vía Google

  Being new to the area I was happy to see a service such as LRIS provided, even for a fee. A young lady, Debbie, answered my call and I explained that I needed to meet with an attorney to discuss legal options for a situation I was facing. Debbie immediately went into what seemed like a rehearsed, canned response about how she was unable to help due to the early retirement of "boomers", staffing and that I would need to do the research myself. I am not a "boomer" but I was not moved by her speech. This young lady failed to realize that it is her generation's time to shine. The lack of effort and ownership in providing a promoted service spoke volumes, at least in my mind, as to how bright the future is in the hands of this younger generation. The silver lining in the end was that she saved me a $30 fee.

  2 years ago