We hope you will find these publicly available resources related to legal aid and pro bono legal services helpful.  
NOTE: The links below are provided merely as informational resources and do not constitute endorsements or recommendations by CLS.  

• LawHelp.org
  Provides interactive legal forms, directory of free legal aid programs, and information about legal rights to low to moderate income clients. 
• Law Help Interactive
  Printable legal forms, sorted by state and subject matter.
• Legal Aid Research
  Documents about civil legal aid research.
• The Legal Aid Society – Pro Bono Handbook – PDF
  A nine-page handbook showing Legal Aid offices how to connect attorneys with pro bono cases. 
• Pro Bono Net
  For legal aid attorneys and others, provides training and reference materials, by geographic region, and a directory of pro bono services and legal aid organizations
• Self-Represented Litigant Network
  Resources for individuals representing themselves in court.
• State Bar Associations
  List of pro bono legal services, listed by state.
• USLegal.com
  Free and low cost legal information and forms (commercial site).
• “Justice Tech” websites (compiled by Paladin, a pro bono management software company)
  Public database of nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid organizations committed to helping solve the access to justice crisis through technology. These innovative organizations strive to make the law more accessible for low-income individuals and attorneys who serve them.  Notable examples:

Athena – Helps struggling moms recoup unpaid child support.

Courtroom5 – Provides litigation support for self-represented litigants, including legal research and drafting motions.

DoNotPay – A mobile app helping clients dispute parking tickets, fight robocalls, request refunds, and other consumer problems.

Easy Expungements – Helps apply for expungements of criminal records.

RoadtoStatus – Do it yourself software for preparing immigration paperwork.

• U.S. Department of Justice: List of Pro Bono Services
  U.S. Department of Justice’s list of pro bono legal service providers, by state.  Lists languages spoken and types of cases taken by the service provider.
• National court records database
  Information on local court records, prison records, background information on people, and local government offices.
• U.S. Department of Justice: Federal Agencies
  U.S. Department of Justice’s resource page of examples of grants, training and technical assistance, plus other Federal resources of particular interest to civil legal aid for underserved populations.
• U.S. Department of Justice: Forms
  Large database of Department of Justice forms; can sort by agency or form title.

• www.councilofnonprofits.org
• www.grantspace.org  
• http://fundingforgood.org  
• www.boardsource.org 
• www.networkforgood.org 
• http://www.allianceonline.org/resources 
• http://www.thefundraisingauthority.com/fundraising-basics/ 
• http://www.nptechforgood.com/