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Legal Action of Wisconsin - Eviction Defense Project - Milwaukee

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Legal Action of Wisconsin (LAW) provides same-day, in-person eviction, prevention and diversion services at the courthouse in Milwaukee and La Crosse counties through the Eviction Defense Project (EDP). This project serves only tenants with hearings scheduled the day of service. Free legal help includes brief legal advice, document drafting, settlement assistance and in-court representation.

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Legal Topics Covered

  • Eviction

Fees

Free

Counties Served

Milwaukee

Language(s) Spoken

English

Types of Service

Legal Information (Free)
Legal Advice (Free)
Legal Representation (Free)

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

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General Contact Information

Office Location:

Milwaukee County Courthouse
901 N. 9th Street
Room 406
Milwaukee, WI 53233
United States

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Phone:

(855) 947-2529

Hours

Sunday  Closed
Monday 
12:30 -
Tuesday 
Wednesday 
12:30 -
Thursday 
Friday 
12:30 -
Saturday  Closed

Other Hours

The EDP operates in Courthouse Room 406 starting at 12:30pm Mondays and Wednesdays and the second and fourth Friday of each month. Please arrive as close to 12:30 PM as possible to obtain representation.  
***Spots are limited, and representation is not guaranteed.  

How to Get Service

Same-day service at the courthouse.

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Other Eligibility

Income: must be under 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. 

Must be US citizen; lawful permanent resident; asylee or refugee; person who has been granted withholding of removal; adjustment of status applicant who also has a US citizen spouse parent or child (under 21); or victim of human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault or other crimes which are included in the U visa laws. Can provide limited services for H2A or H2B workers and lawful temporary residents.  

Last updated on

September 3, 2024

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