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No walk-in services available at Honolulu office until further notice. Please call 808-536-4302 to apply for legal help.

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April 30,2018

Warning: Please be careful of telephone solicitations asking for money from people claiming to be part of the Legal Aid Society
March 12, 2018

Legal Aid advises residents receiving health insurance through the Affordable Care Act to file taxes
February 28, 2018

Legal Aid's Low Income Tax Clinic and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program ending in 2017
December 4, 2017

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THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII DOES NOT HELP WITH CRIMINAL OR PERSONAL INJURY MATTERS. PLEASE CONSULT A PRIVATE ATTORNEY.

THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII DOES NOT HELP WITH CRIMINAL OR PERSONAL INJURY MATTERS.
PLEASE CONSULT A PRIVATE ATTORNEY.