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Welcome to Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil legal help to low-income residents in 114

Texas counties throughout North and West Texas, with offices in Abilene, Amarillo, Brownwood, Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, Lubbock, McKinney, Midland, Odessa, Plainview, San Angelo, Waxahachie, Weatherford, and Wichita Falls.


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Legal Aid Hosts Post-Disaster Community Education Event 11/1

Legal Aid Offers Post-Disaster Help

Legal Information and Resources Available in Wake of North Texas Tornado, Storms

Legal Aid's CRP team investigated land use oversight issues, developed "Toolkit" for community

Lubbock attorneys and local Bar organization recognized for pro bono work

A collaboration between the Amarillo Area Bar Association and the Amarillo office of Legal Aid hopes to expand free legal services to more low-income families in the Texas Panhandle.

A Dallas Neighborhood Sues City Hall for Equal Treatment

Dallas has neglected streets, sewage and storm drainage, according to the lawsuit, and demolishing the houses only adds to the neglect, say residents who brought the suit.

A lawsuit filed last week by Legal Aid and Daniel & Beshara, P.C. on behalf of the Tenth Street Residential Association asserts that "[t]he City of Dallas's policies and practices have racially segregated the Tenth Street neighborhood for many decades."

Residents group sues Dallas for demolitions in city’s historic black neighborhood

LANWT is working with neighborhood associations to address concerns, including the placement of industrial plants in their neighborhoods, which can cause pollution and a decrease in property values.

North and East Lubbock residents share concerns of living near environmental hazards

Lubbock city plan falls short on important issues

Snatchback clauses are just one piece to a potentially illegal puzzle for the mortgage company

Former Tenants Sue Over HMK Contracts to Buy Homes

Two former HMK tenants sue over West Dallas home purchases

Attorneys, developer team up to provide $1.2 million in legal aid to Frazier Courts residents

Displaced Apartment Tenants Are Struggling To Relocate After Dallas ISD Bought The Land

Dallas Tenants Complain About Their Landlord, Dallas ISD

Legal Aid for Low-Income Texans Cut Under Proposed 2019 White House Budget

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Attorneys and Paralegals Offering Assistance to Harvey Evacuees in Dallas

LANWT Disaster Assistance Hotline

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas 2016 Annual Report flipbook.

Legal aid group offers help to residents affected by storms

Technology can help deliver legal aid to those in need

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LANWT 2016 Donors List Annual Report - https://internet.lanwt.org/en-us/news/Documents/2016_Donors_List_Annual_Rprt.pdf

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