Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma
Free civil legal help for low income Oklahomans. Phone line open Monday to Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm. Apply online or call.
Official page: legalaidok.org/apply

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Where to find free legal help in Oklahoma: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, eviction help, energy bill help through OKDHS, and reporting housing discrimination.
Hi friend. If you got eviction papers or lost a benefit, don't ignore it. A call to legal aid can help you understand your options. Acting early matters.
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma helps low income people with civil, non criminal problems. Call 888 534 5243 or 918 428 4357, Monday to Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm, or fill out the online application. They ask about your income, how many people live with you, and your legal issue, then decide if they can take your case.
Official page: legalaidok.org/apply
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma says it may help if you are facing eviction or have landlord problems. Its programs page lists Right to Counsel programs for certain zip codes in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and a HUD Eviction program. For other areas, call the general line at 888 534 5243.
Official page: legalaidok.org/programs
LIHEAP can help households who qualify. Apply online at okdhslive.org when enrollment is open. The listed dates are Winter Heating on December 15, 2026, Energy Crisis Assistance on April 13, 2027, and Summer Cooling on July 13, 2027. Dates may change. For life threatening crisis help, call 405 522 5050.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/liheap/utilityservicesliheapmain.html
Legal Aid points people to oklaw.org for free legal information on topics like family law, taxes and housing.
Official page: legalaidok.org
You can report housing discrimination to the Oklahoma Attorney General Office of Civil Rights Enforcement. Complaints must be filed within one year of the last alleged unlawful housing practice. Call 405 521 3921 in Oklahoma City or 918 581 2342 in Tulsa.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/oag/complaints-tiplines/complaints/civil-rights.html
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Free civil legal help for low income Oklahomans. Phone line open Monday to Thursday, 9 am to 4 pm. Apply online or call.
Official page: legalaidok.org/apply
Right to Counsel in certain zip codes in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, plus a HUD Eviction program.
Official page: legalaidok.org/programs
Apply at okdhslive.org when enrollment is open. Call 405 522 5050 for life threatening crisis help.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/liheap/utilityservicesliheapmain.html
Takes housing discrimination complaints. Oklahoma City 405 521 3921. Tulsa 918 581 2342.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/oag/complaints-tiplines/complaints/civil-rights.html
Ask about rent, bills and other help near you. Dial 211.
Official page: 211eok.org
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