Legal Aid of Arkansas provides free civil legal assistance to eligible low-income individuals and families throughout Arkansas. Their services include help with housing issues, family law matters, public benefits, consumer protection, and more. This organization works to ensure that all Arkansans regardless of income have access to justice and legal resources. If you’re facing a legal issue and can’t afford representation, Legal Aid of Arkansas may be able to help.

The Arkansas Legal Services Partnership offers a wide range of self-help tools and legal forms for individuals navigating the legal system without an attorney. Their self-representation resources include guides for small claims court, family law, guardianship, housing, and more. This platform is ideal for those seeking step-by-step legal instructions or court-approved documents to assist with filing and understanding legal procedures on their own.

The Division of Children and Family Services (DCFS), part of the Arkansas Department of Human Services, is responsible for protecting children and strengthening families. They provide information and services related to foster care, adoption, family reunification, and supervised visitation. This resource is especially valuable for parents and caregivers involved in court-related custody matters or child welfare services.