Legal Services of North Dakota
VerifiedFamily Law Attorney
339 Main St, New Town, ND 58763, United States
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About Legal Services of North Dakota
Legal Services of North Dakota (LSND) is a non-profit organization established in 2004 through the consolidation of two existing North Dakota legal aid programs. The organization provides free civil legal assistance to low-income and elderly individuals across North Dakota, including residents of three tribal nations. LSND's mission is to compassionately and respectfully address the legal needs of vulnerable populations, ensuring timely access to justice and empowering the community through education and knowledge.
LSND offers legal support in a variety of civil matters, including consumer issues, housing, senior issues, employment, domestic violence, Indian law, family and children's matters, public benefits, and taxes. The firm also assists with bankruptcies, estate matters, insurance, and document replacement as part of its disaster legal services program. LSND operates offices in Bismarck, Fargo, Minot, Grand Forks, New Town, and Belcourt. The organization processes approximately 8,000 applications for assistance each year, providing support in about two-thirds of these requests. Legal Services of North Dakota does not charge clients for its services and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, or age.
From the firm’s website
- Attorneys
- Jen Lee — Executive Director
- Jess Roscoe — Domestic Violence Supervising Attorney
- Dana Sims — Staff Attorney
- Ed Reinhardt — Deputy Director/NA Program
- Jeff Diemert — Staff Attorney-Veterans
- Zachary Tomczik — Director of Pro Bono/Bar Engagement
- Alexander S. Turner — Staff Attorney
- Marisa Sauceda — Program Manager & Staff Attorney
- Steven Simonson — Director of Litigation
- Jordan Moe — Supervising Attorney
- Victoria Konidaris — Supervising Attorney
- Devon Dolney — Staff Attorney
- Services listed
- Consumer, Housing, Senior Issues, Employment, Domestic Violence, Indian Law, Family and Children, Public Benefits, Taxes, Bankruptcies, Estate, Insurance
- Founded
- 2004
- Fees
- Legal Services of North Dakota does NOT charge clients for legal services.
- Offices
- 4007 State St, Ste 30 Bismarck, ND 58503
- 112 N University Drive Suite 220 Fargo, ND 58102
- 215 N 3rd St Suite 200 Grand Forks, ND 58203
- 1600 2nd Ave SW Suite 30 Minot, ND 58701
Source: legalassist.org · checked October 7, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.
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Legal Services of North Dakota — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Legal Services of North Dakota located?+
Legal Services of North Dakota is located at 339 Main St, New Town, ND 58763, United States. Use the "Get Directions" link on this page to navigate there.
What kind of cases does Legal Services of North Dakota handle?+
Legal Services of North Dakota handles Bankruptcy, Family Law, Real Estate, Social Security & Disability. Confirm that they cover your specific legal matter during your first consultation.
How do I contact Legal Services of North Dakota?+
Call Legal Services of North Dakota at +1 800-634-5263 or visit their website. Many firms offer a free or low-cost initial consultation.
Is Legal Services of North Dakota well rated?+
Legal Services of North Dakota has a 2.9-star rating based on 17 Google reviews. Ratings are sourced from Google and shown for reference.
Client Reviews
8 reviews- Jessica Minerd· via Google
Never able to help
5 years ago - Tom Eagle· via Google
No workers there
6 years ago - Jessi Arriaga· via Google
Couldn't assist when needed.
6 years ago - Julie Harviell· via Google
I didn't find any help,
4 years ago - Jessica Minerd· via Google
Can never get a person on the line
6 years ago - Caitlin Dubois· via Google
Extremely nice and not judgmental about things
4 years ago - Austin Rowe· via Google
They don't help worth anything. If the other party even contacts them and you need the help they turn you away. So because they wouldn't help all the evidence we had for court was thrown out and it would have cause the other party to have been charged with perjury several times. Because we didn't have a lawyer they even admitted to a lie while on the stand and their attorney managed to get the judge to have it stricken.
4 years ago - Don't Tread On Me· via Google
When I and many others that live in North Dakota repeatly hear, we must go outside the state to get qualified. Experienced law firms that are willing to fight for our rights. HOUSTON WE HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM. By the looks of things. The U.N. is probably the one who should be contacted.
3 years ago