Lone Star Legal Aid Benefits Overview

Provides civil legal representation to low-income Texans, including evidence gathering, litigation, legal research, document drafting, client and witness interviews, negotiations, and court or administrative hearings. Advises clients on legal rights, manages a caseload, conducts community outreach and legal education, attends evening clinics, and may supervise legal support staff. Travel throughout counties served by the assigned office is required.

Provide civil legal representation for survivors of sexual assault: gather evidence, litigate civil cases, draft legal documents, advise and interview clients, conduct outreach and community education, supervise support staff, manage caseload and attend evening clinics. Bilingual (Spanish) preferred.

Provides administrative and secretarial support to a managing attorney, including phone and reception coverage, legal document preparation, scheduling hearings, filing, mail distribution, client eligibility screening, supply ordering, petty cash, and other office duties. The role requires accurate typing, strong client service, pressure tolerance, and reliable transportation throughout the counties served.