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The Indiana Pro Bono Network is a centralized platform that connects attorneys with pro bono opportunities offered by civil legal aid organizations across the state. Supported by The Indiana Bar Foundation and Pro Bono Indiana, and powered by Paladin, this platform streamlines the process of engaging in pro bono work. Attorneys can easily browse and accept available cases and volunteer opportunities with just a few clicks, making it simpler than ever to serve communities in need and fulfill professional service goals.

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Why do I have to register to use these resources?

Registration is required because many of our materials, particularly templates, checklists, and practice documents, are intended exclusively for individuals with legal training and experience. These resources are not appropriate for use by unrepresented litigants. For individuals without legal representation, Indiana Legal Help provides forms and legal information that have been specifically developed and vetted for use by the public.

Who is allowed to have access to these resources?

To access these resources, you must be a licensed Indiana attorney, a current law student or law school graduate preparing to take Indiana’s bar exam, or other professional providing legal services in Indiana under the supervision of a licensed attorney. “Licensed Indiana attorney” includes attorneys licensed in other jurisdictions and registered in Indiana as a Pro Bono Publico attorney.

How do I get access to the website’s resources?

To request access, complete and submit the “Request Access” form on this site and confirm your email address. Your request will then be reviewed and the information verified before access is approved. This process may take up to five (5) business days.

I need help with my legal issue; can I use your resources?

No. The resources on this site are intended for users with formal legal training and experience and are not appropriate for unrepresented litigants. Individuals seeking help with their own legal issues should visit Indiana Legal Help, which provides forms and legal information specifically developed and vetted for use by the public.

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