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Center for Arkansas Legal Services — Veterans Legal Assistance Program
A nonprofit law firm providing free civil legal help to low-income Arkansas veterans through its Veterans Legal Assistance Program. Staff and pro bono attorneys assist with VA benefit denials, discharge upgrade appeals, record sealing, housing, family law, and consumer and debt matters.
- Cost
- Free to eligible low-income veterans
- Coverage
- Arkansas statewide, with veterans clinics in Little Rock, Fort Smith, and Pine Bluff (Arkansas)
- Eligibility
- Low-income veterans who meet income and resource guidelines
- Availability
- Apply through the Helpline or online; monthly veterans legal clinics and VA partnership clinics
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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