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Frequently asked questions
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This navigator offers general information and public-agency resource links. It does not provide legal advice, legal representation, a legal opinion, or a guarantee that an agency will accept or resolve a matter.
I need help finding food, housing, utility, transportation, or other local assistance.
Start with 211, which connects people to local community resources. Have your ZIP code, household size, and the type of help you need ready. If you still cannot identify the right organization, submit a Human Rights Division inquiry and request remote resource navigation.
Search 211 resources →I believe I experienced housing discrimination.
Save your lease, notices, messages, photographs, dates, names, and a short timeline. Review the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s official reporting page. LegalBro can provide remote resource navigation, but we do not determine whether a law was violated or give legal advice.
Review HUD reporting options →I believe I experienced discrimination at work.
Preserve emails, schedules, policies, reviews, messages, names, and dates. Review the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s official charge-filing information promptly because filing time limits may apply. LegalBro does not give legal advice or decide whether you have a legal claim.
Review EEOC filing information →I want to report a possible civil-rights violation.
Write down what happened, when and where it happened, who was involved, and what records you have. The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division provides an official online reporting portal. Using the portal does not guarantee an investigation or result.
Open the DOJ reporting portal →I need a public-records request prepared or handled.
Public-records work is a paid paralegal service and is not included in free resource navigation. Submit the details of the request for a custom quote. Pricing depends on the request, agency, records volume, follow-up, and agreed scope.
Request paid public-records service →I need a document prepared.
Document preparation is a paid service. Tell us what document you want prepared and provide the facts and source material requested during intake. We will confirm the scope, price, and service boundaries before work begins. We cannot select a legal strategy or give legal advice.
View Document Preparation →What happens if my request falls outside LegalBro’s paralegal services?
LegalBro Services will explain that the requested work is outside our paralegal service boundaries and will not accept that portion of the request. We do not select, locate, or recommend attorneys.
I want community advocacy or outreach support.
Remote community advocacy and phone-based outreach may be considered at no cost after intake. If the request requires travel, it is not free. A written travel quote must be approved in advance and will include every mile traveled, gas, lodging, room and board, and other approved travel expenses.
Submit a Human Rights inquiry →Can you train me or teach me how to do this work for free?
No. Coursework, templates, and instruction in a LegalBro professional-development program are paid services. Free resource navigation identifies possible agencies and public resources; it does not replace paid training or professional services.
View paid professional-development programs →Please know the difference
Navigation is free. Professional work is paid.
Remote resource navigation may help identify a public resource or agency. Public-records work, document preparation, and travel-based advocacy receive custom quotes after review. Professional-development tuition is displayed with each program.