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This area contains a wealth of information relevant to all citizens of North Carolina. Read on to learn how North Carolina Advocates for Justice members are positively shaping and impacting communities throughout the state. This site also provides access to many useful legal resources.
North Carolina Advocates for Justice High School Mock Trial Program
Click program link to learn about North Carolina's only state-wide High School Mock Trial program. This exciting educational program fosters the critical thinking and public speaking skills of hundreds of high school students each year while increasing their knowledge of the U.S. judicial system.
Legal Resources and Information
Answers to Practical Legal Questions : pamphlets on how to deal with divorce, child custody, car accidents, and much more.
Civil Justice Makes a Difference:
Read first-hand accounts of how the North Carolina Advocates for Justice has helped people and families just like you.
Debuking Myths about Law: The American Association for Justice outlines research disproving common misconceptions about the U.S. justice system.
Government and Law-related Web Resources: Research federal and state court decisions; access legislative, executive and judicial office websites; and use law-related search engines and websites.
Information to Keep You Safe:
Important links to keep you and your family safe, including important recall notices and websites for parents and seniors.
NC Free Legal Help:
Access this database of attorneys who have agreed to provide free initial legal information through a phone call or email exchange. This database program is a public service of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice.
The Western North Carolina Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, a program of Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, offers free legal advice and support in a variety of tax matters. For more information about the clinic and the services offered, visit their website here.
Tearing Down the Barriers of Justice
Living Wills:
Detailed information on the creation of living wills.
We invite you to peruse these pages to learn more about our public education efforts. If you have an idea for the North Carolina Advocates for Justice public education initiatives, please contact us at 919-832-1413.
Community Service Projects
The lawyer and paralegal members of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice take part in community service projects throughout the year.
Over one million North Carolinians live in poverty and most receive emergency food each year from a food pantry or soup kitchen. With this very difficult economic downturn, there is an increased need for emergency food assistance and many food banks are nearly empty.
NCAJ New Lawyers Division has partnered with four food banks across the state to feed those North Carolinians in need: Second Harvest of Metrolina, Second Harvest of Northwest North Carolina, Manna Food Bank and Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.
The March 2010 food drive generated over 1000 pounds of food. This project will continue throughout the year!
Over one million North Carolinians live in poverty and most receive emergency food each year from a food pantry or soup kitchen. With this very difficult economic downturn, there is an increased need for emergency food assistance and many food banks are nearly empty.
NCAJ New Lawyers Division has partnered with four food banks across the state to feed those North Carolinians in need: Second Harvest of Metrolina, Second Harvest of Northwest North Carolina, Manna Food Bank and Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.
The March 2010 food drive generated over 1000 pounds of food. This project will continue throughout the year!
FOR INFORMATION about our Public Resources...
Advocating for People's Rights
Legislative Agenda Learn more about the ways the North Carolina Advocates For Justice is working to protect NC's families through advocacy in the state legislature and on the national level.
Do-it-Yourself PAKs for Immigrant Families
Do-it-Yourself PAKs for Immigrant Families
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