The Hub/Legal Aid Kiosks

• On-site computers from Legal Aid Service of Northeastern Minnesota provide private access to legal assistance
• Can be used by anyone
• May be used to apply for civil legal aid services, access legal resources, contact a legal aid provider, and in some cases, attend online meetings and remote court hearings
• Kiosks are located at the Hub/Cook County Senior Center

Indian Legal Assistance Program

• Civil and criminal representation to the Indian population and low-income individuals throughout the five-county region and four Indian Reservations in Northeastern Minnesota.

Minnesota Elder Justice Center

• Provides support, information and resources to older and vulnerable adults and their loved ones around issues of abuse, neglect and financial exploitation.

Private Attorney Involvement Program

(Formerly Volunteer Attorney Program)

• Attorneys provide pro bono services through Legal Aid Service of Northeastern Minnesota (LASNEM)
• Cannot help with a criminal charge or a traffic ticket
• Must apply for assistance through LASNEM

Senior Citizens’ Law Project

• Program of the Legal Aid Service of Northeastern Minnesota for people 60 years old or older
• Efforts are focused on those with the most social and economic need, but otherwise no income or asset eligibility guidelines
• No charge for services, but voluntary donations accepted
• Clients must cover litigation costs such as court filing fees, service fees, and recording fees (fees may be waived by the court if the client can’t afford them)
• Most issues handled by phone, but it may be possible to meet in Legal Aid Duluth offices, in Cook County during remote office hours, and/or in homes if needed.