Self-Help Clinic Student Organization

The Mitchell Hamline School of Law Self-Help Clinic is a student run pro-se clinic organized for the following purposes:

1. To provide opportunities for members of the law school community to serve low-income, disadvantaged, and public interest legal needs in family law and criminal expungement matters.
2. To aid low-income, disadvantaged clients in filling out motion paperwork regarding family law matters and criminal expungement matters.
3. To connect low-income, disadvantaged clients with volunteer attorneys during the clinic hours.
4. To connect with and learn from legal professionals engaged in the practice and development of pro bono, volunteer legal opportunities.
5. To serve as a resource for the development of legal skills to help serve others.
6. To enhance the experience of students interested in quality pro bono legal work.

Self-help Clinic website