How to Receive Services (Intake)
Contact the office for information about how to make an appointment.
For non-urgent matters you may fill out the CONTACT US form using the link below in “Who We Are.”
For non-urgent matters you may fill out the CONTACT US form using the link below in “Who We Are.”
Address
310 4th Street
Hollister, CA 95023
United States
310 4th Street
Hollister, CA 95023
United States
(831) 724-2253
Areas Served
San Benito County
Santa Cruz County
Who We Are
CRLA provides legal assistance to low income persons in education, employment & labor, rural health, and housing/landlord-tenant issues including eviction and foreclosure defense. Our mission is to fight for justice and individual rights alongside the most exploited communities of our society. We provide a variety of community education and outreach programs including leadership development. CRLA also protects Ingenious Mexican communities, LGBT communities, and farm worker communities.
CRLA provides legal assistance to low income persons in education, employment & labor, rural health, and housing/landlord-tenant issues including eviction and foreclosure defense. Our mission is to fight for justice and individual rights alongside the most exploited communities of our society. We provide a variety of community education and outreach programs including leadership development. CRLA also protects Ingenious Mexican communities, LGBT communities, and farm worker communities.
Complete the CONTACT US form for non-urgent matters. Call the office if you have a time sensitive concern such as an eviction or restraining order issue.
CRLA provides full legal representation and legal workshops. Each case is reviewed individually. CRLA does employment, housing, education, and health law. CRLA does not do criminal or family law.
Due to limited staff, it is not possible to provide full representation to each person who needs a free lawyer. However, we always try to provide some assistance, from referrals to other agencies to advice on how to solve legal problems without a lawyer.
Accessibility
This organization is funded by the Legal Services Corporation
This organization is accessible by wheelchair and powerchair
This organization provides access aids for people who are deaf or hard of hearing
Eligibility
Community Groups
Homeless
Medicaid Eligible
Person living with HIV/AIDS
Person with Disabilities
Related to person living with HIV/AIDS
Over 60
Undocumented Immigrant
Under 18
Information Reviewed On
08/27/2019
Organization Type
Legal Aid
Legal Issues
Workplace Disability Access & Accomodation
Agricultural Workers
Workplace Safety and Health
Public Benefits for Immigrants
Welfare / CalWORKs
Workers’ Compensation
Mobile Homes and Manufactured Homes
Wrongful Termination and Retaliation
Education Rights
LGBTQ Rights
Evictions
Housing Discrimination
Job Discrimination and Harassment
Food Stamps / CalFresh
Homelessness
Homeownership
Mental Health
Landlord and Tenant Issues
Wage Claims, Overtime, and Wage and Hour Laws
Medi-Cal
Medicare
Public Housing, Subsidized Housing, and Section 8
