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Homeless Connect- Talk to a Lawyer Booth

Our 17th Annual Event is April 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (CDT) in the Old National Events Plaza, located at 715 Locust Street in downtown Evansville. Parking is available in the large lot across 9th St. The annual event provides actual services on-site to anyone in need. Last year, Homeless Connect helped nearly 700 individuals. The Volunteer Lawyer Program, Indiana Legal Services, and Legal Aid Society will have booths on this day for the event in which you can sit and speak to an attorney for free regarding a civil legal question. We are unable to assist with criminal matters. Questions may include issues related to Driver's License Reinstatement, Expungement, Housing issues, Family Law issues, Debt issues, etc.

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Location

Old National Events Plaza 715 Locust Street
Evansville, Indiana 47708

Date

April 3, 2025

Time

9:00 AM 2:00 PM CT

Phone Number

https://evansvillehomeless.org/contact/

Organizer

Volunteer Lawyer Program of Southwestern Indiana

Additional Information

We may have Spanish-Speaking volunteers available for the event. Call ahead to be sure one will be present to assist you.

812-402-6303

Es posible que tengamos voluntarios que hablen español disponibles para el evento. Llame con anticipación para asegurarse de que habrá uno presente para asistirle.

812-402-6303

Counties Served

Vigo
Warrick

Assistance for the following legal issues

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