Northeast Legal Aid - Lowell Office

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35 John Street
Lowell, MA - 01852
Phone Number: (978) 458-1465

Northeast Legal Aid's legal services include everything from community legal education and counsel and advice, to full representation in complex litigation. NLA lawyers and paralegals handle a wide range of civil legal problems. Please note that we only provide legal services to low income and elderly residents of Essex County and Northern Middlesex County. You can apply online, by phone 978-458-1465, or in person.

Monday Thursday: 9AM 5PM, Fridays: 9AM-1PM


Mission Statement: Northeast Legal Aid (NLA) - through its board, management, and staff - helps low-income and elderly people of Northeast Massachusetts obtain justice and empowerment through skillful, creative, and persistent advocacy for systemic change and high-quality individual representation.

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2020-10-26 09:28:23

I need to set up an appointment ASAP to discuss housing issues (need to get emergency housing due to drug and smoking in our current apartment building at Westminster Village) and representative payee questions, I am 64 years old and have PTSD. My son is disabled due to autism spectrum disorder. Any help we can get would be appreciated.

2021-05-04 09:00:25

Tengo problemas con el landlord por desalojo.

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