Improving Access to Justice in Oklahoma
Founded in 2018, the Oklahoma Access to Justice Foundation serves as a convener, collaborator, and advocate to increase meaningful participation in a civil justice system that is fair and accessible to all. We work to challenge a status quo where most civil legal needs go unmet, and instead focus on building solutions that are practical, equitable, and centered on real people’s experiences.
The Access to Justice Foundation's creation was a recommendation of the Oklahoma Access to Justice Commission of the Oklahoma Supreme Court, which worked to develop and implement policy initiatives designed to expand access to and enhance the quality of justice in civil legal matters for low-income Oklahoma residents from 2014 til its sunsetting in 2023.
If you need legal help but don’t know where to turn, the following resources may be able to help.
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma helps low-income Oklahomans across the state with civil legal needs.
OKLegalConnect can help you apply online for Legal Aid, Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, or Disability Rights Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Indian Legal Services provides legal representation to tribal citizens across Oklahoma.
Free Legal Answers Oklahoma is a site where you can submit questions anonymously and have a lawyer answer them online.
If you need help leaving an abusive or dangerous situation, the National Domestic Violence Hotline has a list of providers, or you can call their SAFE line at (800) 522-SAFE (7233).
If you need to hire a lawyer, the Oklahoma Bar Association's Find A Lawyer service may help.
If you want to learn more about different areas of law, try starting with our Legal Resources page.
Contact Us
Attorneys and partners interested in learning more about how to help expand access to justice in Oklahoma can e-mail us at