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Services
Legal Advocacy
A (Non-Attorney) legal advocate is available upon referral to provide survivors with information about legal options.The legal advocate will not give legal advice but can provide information about the justice process, as well as the following services:
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Assistance exploring legal options and understanding the legal process -
Safety planning and identifying appropriate resource referrals -
Assistance with filing paperwork for civil processes such as divorce, custody, protection orders, and immigration -
Accompaniment to legal appointments and court proceedings for emotional support -
Information about obtaining legal council
To be referred to the legal advocate, you must be an established client with the Interior Alaska Center for Nonviolent Living. Call the 24/7 confidential hotline 907-452-2293 to speak with the advocacy team to coordinate an assessment and referral process.
Legal forms under the Alaska Court System Website can be found here.How to Represent Yourself in Alaska’s Domestic Violence Protection Order Process
Women’s Legal Rights HandbookFairbanks Court: 452-9277CourtviewLegal Assistance
- Family Law Self Help: 1-866-279-0851
- Alaska Legal Services: 452-5181
- Alaska Native Justice Center: 907-793-3550
- Alaska Institute for Justice: 1-877-273-2457
- Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- NNEDV Women’s Law
- Ft Wainwright Law Center: 353-6500
- Ft. Wainwright Legal Assistance Office: 353-6534
- Eielson Legal Services/JAG: 377-4144
- Disability Law Center: 456-1070
Immigration
- Alaska Immigration Justice Project: 1-877-273-2457
United States GovernmentCriminal Resources
- Victim’s Rights Handbook
- Handbook for Victims of Crime in Alaska
- Office of Victims Rights: 1-844-754-3460
- Violent Crimes Compensation Board: 907-465-3040
- VINE: 1-800-247-9763
- District Attorney: 451-5970
- Office of Public Advocacy: 451-5933
- Public Defender: 458-6800
- Pretrial Enforcement: 451-2295
- Adult Probation: 458-6830
- Fairbanks Correctional Center: 458-6700
- Fairbanks Youth Facility: 451-21504
Law Enforcement
- Fairbanks Police Department: 450-6500
- Alaska State Troopers: 451-5100
- University of Alaska Fairbanks Police: 474-7721
- North Pole Police Department: 488-6902
Title IX Gender Equity & Sexual Harassment
- University of Alaska
- Title IX – 474-7300
- ASUAF Student Government – 474-7355
- School District – 452-2000 X11379
- Know Your IX
- Department of Education Title IX
- Office of Civil Rights – 1-800-872-5327
Services
Pro Se Assistance – Attorney Consults and Legal Education
Providing Pro Se Assistance allows clients to sit down with an attorney and receive legal advice during scheduled clinics.
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Weekly clinics are held to offer legal advice regarding filing Domestic Violence or Sexual Assault/Stalking Protective Orders and preparation for the ensuing court hearings. -
Monthly clinics are held to offer clients limited one-on-one legal advice sessions for a variety of civil and criminal law issues including divorce, custody, immigration, and criminal investigations. -
Seasonal legal education clinics covering commonly addressed legal needs in the community are hosted by staff attorneys with rotating topics.
To access legal services, schedule an appointment with an advocate to begin the process of a client assessment and support by calling the 24/7 hotline at 907-452-2293.
907 452 2293
Local Hotline
800 478 7273
Toll Free
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