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Northern Nevada Legal Aid (NNLA) provides a voice for justice to those most vulnerable in our community.
Proudly Serving the Community Since 1965.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit legal aid organization that relies 100% on private donations, grants and endowments. It is these donations that allow us to bring the much-needed services we have been providing for over 60 years.
Providing Legal Services to 11 Counties across Northern Nevada*
- Washoe
- Lyon
- Humboldt
- Pershing
- Carson City
- Storey
- Douglas
- Churchill
- Mineral
- Lander
- Elko
*Services available vary by county, please contact us for more information.
Who we Are
Northern Nevada Legal Aid (NNLA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit legal aid organization founded in 1965. Since that time, we have assisted thousands of vulnerable Northern Nevada residents who cannot afford to hire an attorney. Our team of attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants is dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to the legal system and that everyone is treated with respect and dignity.
We provided legal assistance on over 10,500 legal matters in 2022.
1,343 seniors over 60 assisted through our Senior Legal Center in 2022.
1,258 protected persons represented in adult guardianship cases in 2022.
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We provide experienced and diverse civil legal services to protect the essential rights of Northern Nevadans most in need.
What We've Been Up To
Securing Dignity: A Call for Legislative Reform to Safeguard Nevada’s Vulnerable Adults
The following article was initially published in the September/October Edition of The Writ, the official publication of the Washoe County Bar Association. To view the original publication CLICK HERE >
Money, Cameras, and Involuntary Discharge: Legislative Updates for Long-Term Care
The following article was initially published in the January Edition of Nevada Lawyer, an official publication of the State Bar of Nevada. To view the original publication CLICK HERE >
Be a Patriot and Volunteer at NNLA
The following article was initially published in the January/February Edition of The Writ, the official publication of the Washoe County Bar Association. To view the original publication CLICK HERE >
