Free Legal Advice Clinic — Family Law
Walk-in clinic providing brief legal advice on family law matters including divorce, custody, child support, and protection orders. No appointment needed.
Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic
Free legal help for veterans and active-duty military on issues including benefits appeals, discharge upgrades, housing, and family law matters.
Senior Legal Services Clinic
Free legal consultations for residents age 60 and older. No income guidelines. Topics include estate planning, benefits, housing, and consumer issues.
Ask-A-Lawyer
Brief, informal consultations with volunteer PCBA attorneys. Get answers to general legal questions — not full legal representation, but enough to know your next step.
Small Business Legal Clinic
Free legal consultations for small business owners on contracts, employment law, licensing, and business formation. Hosted in partnership with the Pueblo Chamber of Commerce.
Courthouse Self-Help Desk
PCBA attorneys rotate through the Pueblo Combined Courthouse to assist self-represented litigants with forms, procedures, and general guidance.
Who Can Use These Clinics?
Most PCBA pro bono clinics are open to any Pueblo County resident who needs free legal assistance. Some programs have specific eligibility requirements (such as income limits or veteran status) which are noted above.
Clinics provide brief advice and guidance — not ongoing legal representation. If your matter requires full representation, our volunteer attorneys can help connect you with Colorado Legal Services or other resources.
All consultations are confidential. You do not need to bring a lawyer to the clinic.
Volunteer as an Attorney
PCBA member attorneys are the heart of these programs. If you're a licensed attorney interested in volunteering at a clinic, contact the PCBA to be added to our volunteer roster.
Pro bono service earns CLE credit under Colorado Supreme Court Rule 260.5. Volunteer attorneys may receive up to 7 hours of CLE credit per year for pro bono service.
Sign Up to Volunteer →Partner Organizations
The PCBA co-sponsors pro bono projects with these organizations to expand access to justice in Pueblo County.