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Baseline, Immigrant & Senior Legal Services
and Administration Office
1001 Second St., Suite 335
Napa, California 94559

(707) 259-0579

Who We Are

Legal Aid of Napa Valley is a not-for-profit organization that provides free legal assistance to seniors, immigrants and low-income residents of Napa County. Legal Aid represents clients before courts and agencies, helps them obtain benefits, and protects their rights through advocacy, consultation, education and referrals.

We have three legal service programs:

Senior Legal Services Program: assists persons 60 years of age or older in a broad range of areas, including elder abuse and neglect, public benefits, long-term care and nursing home problems, in-home support services, health care directives, simple wills and small estate planning, and debt and commercial problems; educates seniors and the community about issues affecting elders such as abuse and consumer and financial fraud
Baseline Legal Services Program: assists people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, the disabled, veterans and victims of domestic violence with access to public benefits, unlawful detainer actions, criminal history expungement, and problems related to employment, family law, domestic violence and civil rights; educates other service providers about legal issues related to the homeless and other vulnerable populations
Immigrant Legal Services Program: educates immigrants and the community about immigration law and related issues; assists immigrants with a variety of immigration law matters, including obtaining visas, permanent residency, Violence Against Women Act petitions; provides legal advice to immigrants on housing, working conditions, unpaid wages, illegal evictions, discrimination and retaliation

Legal Advice Clinics

Legal Aid holds free legal advice clinics regularly at locations throughout Napa County that are convenient to individuals and families needing legal services, such as the Calistoga Family Center, the HOPE Center and homeless shelters, health clinics, safe locations for victims of domestic violence, St. John's Church, farmworker housing, the Saint Helena Family Center and other locations. People seeking legal advice may walk into the clinics to consult with a legal advocate free of charge. For more information about the times and locations of the free clinics, please call 259-0579.

Immigrant Children's Outreach Project

This program assists immigrant children who have been abused, neglected or abandoned obtain legal permanent residence in the United States. For more information click here.