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University of Nebraska College of Law — Veterans Advocacy Project

Law school clinic that addresses individual and systemic legal issues affecting veterans and their families. Its Veterans Coffee & Counsel Program pairs veterans with senior certified law students who provide free, limited-scope, one-hour legal appointments — covering estate planning, criminal conviction set-aside and pardon, criminal record sealing, debt collection defense, rental disputes, bankruptcy, child support modification, divorce, name change, and small claims — and its Wills for Heroes Program drafts wills and estate planning documents for veterans and their spouses.

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Cost
Free — student attorneys meet with veterans "free of charge for one hour appointments" (per the org's site)
Coverage
Nebraska (Lincoln) (Nebraska)
Availability
Veterans Coffee & Counsel appointments are scheduled by calling (402) 472-3271.
Last Verified
October 9, 2026

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