FAQs: HOW CAN WE ASSIST WITH. . .
SLS does preventative and reactionary work when it comes to Landlord Tenant Issues.
If you would like to review a lease with us before you sign it, please set up an appointment so we can better help you understand the terms of the agreement such as what happens if you terminate the lease early, what are your responsibilities as a tenant, and what responsibilities the landlord has to you.
If you have an issue regarding a Landlord Tenant agreement, send us your Intake Form with the lease attached so we may review it together. We can help you navigate local ordinances and WY state law to better understand the violation(s) of the lease (by either or both parties), the enforcement of the lease and remedies for breach of contract, and what your next steps are as to your living situation, such as lease termination, possible deposit recovery, and more.
IF YOU ARE SEEKING ASSISTANCE WITH AN EVICTION, PLEASE REACH OUT TO US AT OUR EMAIL!
To expedite the process, please attach a complete Intake Form, a copy of the lease, and your availability so we can set an appointment with the attorney as soon as possible.
What's the difference between an MIP and an MIC?
Minor in Possession (MIP): Illegal access to or control over alcohol.
Minor in Consumption (MIC): Proof of intoxication (that you drank the alcohol).
Citations may come Laramie Police Department (LPD), Albany County Sheriff, or University of Wyoming Police Department (UWPD).
When you come to us with a citation, please scan it or take a photo and attach it to your Intake Form.
Family Law contains a wide range of subjects and servers, but our specialty is Divorce and Custody.
Most often, we help clients with Pro Se Divorce Packets.
Please review these Name Change self-help forms from Equal Justice to prepare for your meeting with us, and come with specific questions.
SLS helps in a variety of other areas of the law including but not limited to: Notary, Simple Wills, Municipal Code Violations, Post-Judgment Advisement, and Victim's Rights.
FAQS: WHAT WE CANNOT ASSIST WITH. . .
There are some limitations to what Student Legal Services can do per our contract with the University of Wyoming and in accordance with the ABA and the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility.
Student Legal Services cannot directly assist with Immigration cases. However, we can advise you on navigating legal websites and resources to hopefully find a program that can assist you.
See a list of resources below:
American Bar Association: ABA Free Legal Answers
This link will take you to the ABA Federal website, where they list a variety of resources including an Immigration Advocates Network National Immigration Legal Services Directory, where you can seek out a list of immigration providers by state, county, or detention facility. All that are listed are nonprofit organizations that provide free or low-cost immigration legal services.
WY State Bar: Modest Means Program
The Wyoming State Bar maintains the most up-to-date list of low-cost and pro bono legal services providers in the state.
You may also search for an attorney by Area of Law by navigating to the WY State Bar Directory.
Additional State Resources:
Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project
Additional University Resources:
Student Legal Services can only assist the eligible, student individual. We cannot provide legal advise to a third party, such as a family member or business partner. The person seeking the advice must be the subject that needs and will receive the advice.
Student Legal Services is not legal representation.
Student Legal Services only provides legal advice; we cannot go to court with you.
Student Legal Services can instead walk you through Court Procedure, including the review and preparation of court documents.