Gospel Justice Centers partner with local churches to empower their vulnerable neighbors with the help of a lawyer and the hope of God’s love to free people from legal burdens so they can flourish. Together, we seek justice.

Administrate Justice is the parent organization who is helping us with the our Gospel Justice Center.

We provide legal help to all people regardless of race, religion, sex, immigration status, sexual orientation, or any other status. We believe God loves all people and so do we. We serve because of our faith and our teams have great love and compassion for all our neighbors.

We can help you with any legal question. We are the best place to start to help you know what to do next. The most common areas of legal help we provide include:

• family law
• housing
• evictions
• contracts
• wills
• guardianship
• criminal records
• criminal reentry issues
• consumer problems
• immigration
• employment
• government benefits
• and a variety of other legal issues.

We offer three levels of service: legal, social, and spiritual. Our legal help is limited engagement assistance. This means the lawyer represents you in a limited capacity. They will coach you on a specific next steps plan for your circumstance but not represent you on an ongoing basis. Our social assistance is resource coaching provided by a client advocate to ensure you have additional support as needed. Our spiritual assistance is optional and consists of prayer and the offer to connect you with a church.

No. The attorney will give you legal advice and a next steps plan to guide you through your circumstance. They will also empower you with referrals to other resources as needed. The attorney will not go to court for you or represent you in your case.

Depends. You may have a friend with you if they are not involved in your issue. You will be told this waives an attorney-client privilege, but we often find a friend helpful for understanding and remembering the legal help provided.

While we don’t offer childcare, your kids are welcome to come with you to your appointment. We meet in the youth auditorium so there are  activities available for them during your session. 

No. We exist to provide legal aid those who cannot afford the high cost of lawyers. If that is you, then please make an appointment with us.

We charge a one-time $30 copay per case. You may come back to follow-up on your Next Steps plan at no additional cost. If you have a new legal issue arise there will be a new copay.d.

Paying a $30 copay per case is an important way Administer Justice’s clients participate as partners in seeking justice.

All copays are nonrefundable once collected. However, if you request that your appointment be rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance, the copay will be applied to the rescheduled appointment.

Administer Justice reserves the right to refuse to schedule clients for appointments based on repeated cancellations.

Requests to reschedule an appointment must be made at least 24 before the appointment. Call (855) 818-4554 to reschedule at the same or nearby center.

Administer Justice reserves the right to refuse to schedule clients for appointments based on repeated cancellations.

Yes, we provide Spanish interpretation. Please indicate your need prior to your appointment by calling (855) 818-4554 or emailing [email protected].

We are also working to find volunteers for other languages, specifically Arabic and Mandarin. 

No. We provide legal help to all people regardless of race, religion, sex, immigration status, sexual orientation, or any other status. We believe God loves all people and so do we. We serve because of our faith and our teams have great love and compassion for all our neighbors.