Legal Aid of Arkansas

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About Legal Aid of Arkansas

From the firm’s website

Services listed

Guardianship, Powers of Attorney, Wills, Orders of Protection, Domestic Abuse, Landlord/Tenant disputes, Housing discrimination, Contract disputes, Debt relief, Consumer matters, Disability rights, Employment rights

Languages

Español

Fees

Legal Aid of Arkansas provides free legal services to low-income Arkansans who meet specific income and asset eligibility guidelines.

Offices

• 100 E Peach Street Suite 270 El Dorado, AR 71730
• 205 W. Stephenson Ave. Harrison, AR 72601
• 714 S. Main St. Jonesboro, AR 72401
• 320 Executive Court Suite 201, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
• 1 Children's Way, Slot 695 Little Rock, AR 72202

Source: arlegalaid.org · checked October 12, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday

8:30 am–12 pm

Tuesday

8:30 am–12 pm

Wednesday

8:30 am–12 pm

Thursday

8:30 am–12 pm

Friday

8:30 am–12 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

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Details & Amenities

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• Shilah Weaver· via Google

  They don't help with anything criminal they don't help with child custody if there's domestic violence in the case even when you were the victim. So I don't see anything what they aid with at all. Highly upset and reported them to the mayor's office and the Supreme Court.

  3 years ago
• Love Delia· via Google

  😒😣😫 Phone service & interview Not very helpful at all. They told me they would mail me their decision of whether to take my case or not. They didn't choose to help me, but did send me some tips. Not legally recommending anything, of course, but things that would have taken me a little longer to figure out and find on my own. 2 out of 5

  3 years ago
• Sagan "Tassel" Dunagan· via Google

  Legal Aid of Arkansas has an application for Domestic Violence, yet they do not help with anything criminal (at least that is my understanding) and that should have been my first red flag. I applied for assistance as I have no income, and had recently discovered that victims of CSA can make cases against their abusers in Arkansas until the age of 50. I honestly applied because while I have a BSW degree, and want to pursue a law degree in the future, I can readily say I know next to nothing when it comes to, well, legal aid! So, this being said, I thought I could at least receive a pointer from Legal Aid of Arkansas as to where I should go, and to be fair I received one - i.e. "get a private attorney, we can't help". I had called to check up on my application and the woman who answered was literally laughing on the other end. Laughing! And I could not tell if it was because of filling out the incorrect application, or the content of my application, or if someone was goofing off in the office next to her. She laughed for a good solid three minutes, chuckling through her conversation with me. She even told me she was, and I quote "losing my mind over here" - to which I replied trying to be kind "boy to I understand that!". She asked if I needed an Order of Protection (this must be the only DV oriented thing they can provide but- is that not a criminal instance? the line of civil and criminal is nuanced as heck). She then put me on hold for a while then came back and gave me the news I mentioned above. Then, pitifully, as if saying "poor you" told me to "try and enjoy the rest of your day". I have been working up the courage to go after my childhood abusers and reached out to Legal Aid of Arkansas and they gave me very unprofessional service and absolutely no direction to go in. I do not actually know what they are there for if again, they have a domestic violence application that you can literally fill out fully, but can't, don't or won't(?) help with criminal things

  2 years ago
• Ashley Blake Rogers· via Google

  Unfortunately, they were not able to help me, just my luck. My situation has changed, so I will probably try again. They do have very helpful self pro se forms. The female intake specialist seemed like she was ready to go home.

  2 years ago
• Margaret Morris-Calderon (Maggie)· via Google

  July 1, 2025 This Firm is full of abusers. My call was transferred to Jordan Atkin today after an intake woman questioned me and told me anything I had to add after her questions could be in notes. Then when I told her my complaint is not only Medicaid as her question inquired it's primarily United Healthcare Dual Appeal. She refused to add in Appeal and only noted United Healthcare. I insisted she include Appeal she continued to refuse. I asked her name then she hung up on me without completing the intake interview. I called back and someone badgered me by repeatedly asking me did she refuse to include Appeal? Did she refuse to include appeal? On, and on…asking the same thing. I am saying yes, yes, do you see it there!?! That's why I'm calling back (I'm not calling back over tea to talk about BS). She refused to give me her name. Then she told me her supervisor isn't answering. And I was then transferred to Jaden Atkin, she said her name so fast I had to ask her to repeat it and asked if she is an attorney? she said she is, she lied to me, she's not! She asked my name then said she couldn't find my intake on file. I tried to explain what happened but she refused to allow me to speak. I told her I'm disability and the intake woman refused to add in her notes my complaint is with United Healthcare Appeal. Ms. Atkin then jumped on me to badger me in abuse telling me I see Appeal there! I had to call back to get it there. She then acted like I was lying and saying she put it there. No she didn't, I had to call back, and I can print AT&T sheets evidence I called twice. She still refused to allow me to speak and continue to badger me saying she put it there as I'm saying no she didn't this isn't a debate. She literally argued with me over it then hung up on me. Why is this important to me? Because I have 60 days to get legal help for a hearing before a judge because it's now Me Vs. United Healthcare Dual Appeal, NOT just United Healthcare. This law firm was not allowing

  Edited a year ago
• Scott Pennington· via Google

  Very helpful. Settled my case in less than an hour, and I won.

  5 months ago
• David Andrew· via Google

  Very helpful, caring n looking out for you. The attorney that I had was very helpful thank you

  3 months ago
• Janine Edwards· via Google

  The attorneys and staff are extremely, kind, courteous, compassionate, and knowledgeable. Be prepared to ask questions. They want their clients to understand the process and are happy to answer all of your questions. I was always emailing or calling them about my case. They are lovely people.

  5 months ago