Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid — Disability Law Services & Intake
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid provides free civil legal aid, including disability-related cases, to people with low incomes, people 60 or older, or people living with disabilities, as published on mylegalaid.org.
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Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid — Disability Law Services & Intake
- Phone:
- 1-877-696-6529
Last checked August 7, 2026
Summary
Summary
In one sentence
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid provides free civil legal aid, including disability-related cases, to people with low incomes, people 60 or older, or people living with disabilities, as published on mylegalaid.org. Intake starts with a phone call or online form; if you qualify, a case handler contacts you, and if not, an intake specialist tries to point you to other resources.
A field that is missing means we have not confirmed it — never that the answer is no.
What to take away
- Phone: 1-877-696-6529
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Your next step
Call 1-877-696-6529 (lines open daily, Friday until noon) or complete the online intake form to apply.
Open the official websitePhone: 1-877-696-6529
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What we have confirmed
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- Category
- Service
- Phone
- 1-877-696-6529
What this means for your family
Written from the official pages cited at the bottom of this page. Where the official page is silent, so are we.
- What is this?
- Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid provides civil legal aid at no cost to people in poverty and to people of any income level age 60 or older or living with disabilities, including disability-related cases.
- Why does it matter?
- This is the statewide intake point for disability-related legal help, including for issues that touch education access and discrimination.
- What should I do next?
- Call 1-877-696-6529 (lines open daily, Friday until noon) or complete the online intake form to apply.
- How does this connect to the rest of the manual?
- Legal Aid's statewide disability-related and Disability Law Center services connect families to the same Protection and Advocacy system that can help with education access issues.
Who it is for, as published
- Has a low income
- Is at least 60 years of age
- Has a disability
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