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Center Against Sexual & Domestic Abuse

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With two attorneys on staff, the Center Against Sexual & Domestic Abuse (CASDA) offers criminal justice support, legal advocacy and advice, assistance with restraining orders, court representation for victims of abuse, assistance with family and civil law actions, and legal representation of low-income clients for family law actions.

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Legal Topics Covered

  • Child Support
  • Custody & Placement
  • Parental Rights & Paternity
  • Safety
  • Marriage
  • Bankruptcy
  • Victim's Rights

Fees

Fees are generally on a sliding scale based on income. Some services are free.

Counties Served

Ashland
Bayfield
Douglas

Language(s) Spoken

English
Multi-language phone translators available

Types of Service

Legal Information (Free)
Legal Advice (Free)
Legal Representation (Free)
Referrals (Free)
Low Cost Legal Services ($)
Unbundled legal services ($)

Accessibility

Interpretor Services Available

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General Contact Information

Office Location:

318 21st Ave. East
Superior, WI 54880
United States

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Phone:

(715) 392-3136

Hours

Sunday 
Monday 
Tuesday 
Wednesday 
Thursday 
Friday 
Saturday 

Other Hours

Crisis line and shelter open 24 hours a day/7 days a week

How to Get Service

Call to speak with an advocate to determine eligibility and availability of legal resources or click on the Apply Now button below to fill out and submit a help request, and someone from CASDA will contact you as soon as they are able.

Ashland and Bayfield residents can also call (715) 209-6917 during business hours.

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Other Eligibility

Income < 125% of the federal poverty level; no income limit for help with Temporary Restraining Order.

You must be: 

  • a survivor of domestic violence or sexual assault, or
  • a victim of a crime related to your legal issue, or 
  • the guardian of a child who has experienced child abuse (and the legal issue is related to the abuse). 

Last updated on

June 4, 2024

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