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Unpaid law clerks assist attorneys serving low-income communities through legal and factual research, case development, outreach, litigation support, community education, and strategy development. Work focuses on affordable fair housing, environmental justice, and community development. Clerks may prepare legal documents, attend court or administrative proceedings, and meet with clients and experts under attorney supervision.

Provides legal support under attorney supervision for civil matters, including client intake, case development, legal document preparation, court filings, hearings, case management, referrals, outreach, and compliance reporting. May manage assigned caseloads across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, health, or other civil legal areas. Requires occasional travel to courts, agencies, and community locations.

Provides supervised civil legal assistance to low-income clients, including intake, case development, legal document preparation, court coordination, client communication, referrals, case management, outreach, and compliance with legal services regulations. May handle caseloads across housing, family, consumer, employment, benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Requires occasional travel to courts, agencies, and community locations.

Provides supervised civil legal support to low-income clients, including intake, case management, legal research, document drafting, court filings, client communication, referrals, and community outreach. May manage an independent caseload across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, or health law. Maintains case records, tracks deadlines and reporting, complies with Legal Services Corporation requirements, and travels occasionally to courts and community locations.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health matters. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting pleadings, court and administrative representation, caseload management, community education, outreach, strategic advocacy, referrals, and supervision of support staff. The attorney must maintain compliance with Texas professional standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, organizational policies, and grant requirements.

Provides paraprofessional legal support under attorney supervision for low-income clients in civil matters. Responsibilities include client intake, case management, legal research, fact gathering, drafting and filing documents, coordinating hearings, maintaining case records, supporting outreach and legal education, making referrals, and assisting across practice areas such as housing, family, consumer, benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Occasional travel to courts, agencies, and community locations is required.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, benefits, probate, education, and other legal matters. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting, litigation, administrative hearings, community outreach, strategic advocacy, partner collaboration, supervision, and compliance with Texas professional standards and Legal Services Corporation requirements.

Provides civil legal support under attorney supervision, including client intake, case management, legal research, fact gathering, drafting pleadings and correspondence, court filings, hearings, referrals, outreach, and case reporting. May manage an independent caseload in areas such as housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Requires compliance with Legal Services Corporation regulations and grant requirements, occasional travel, and trauma-informed client communication.

Provides supervised civil legal assistance to low-income clients across areas including housing, family, consumer, benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client intake, case management, interviews, research, investigations, drafting and filing legal documents, court coordination, referrals, community outreach, compliance reporting, and occasional travel to courts and community locations.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting, court and administrative advocacy, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, supervision of support staff, and grant compliance. The attorney may attend legal clinics and travel throughout LANWT’s service area.