State Kicks in $3.5 Million for Legal Aid in Fiscal 2007
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, May 15, 2006



Legal Aid Funding for the Poor Quadruples in New Budget
Chicago Sun-Times, June 10, 2005



Legal Aid for Poor in Crisis Mode Study Shows System Must Turn Away Thousands of Illinoisans in Need
Peoria Journal Star, March 27, 2005


Attorneys Upset Legal Aid Targeted in Budget
Herald & Review, February 18, 2005



State Legal-aid Help Shameful
Northwest Herald, February 15, 2005



Local Legal Aid Struggles with Demand/Groups Agree with Study on Lack of Court Help for Poor
The State Journal-Register, February 14, 2005



Low-Income Left in Lurch for Legal Aid Study finds Most in Illinois Go It Alone
Herald & Review, February 10, 2005



Poor People in Illinois Get Less Help in Civil Court than Elsewhere
Chicago Sun-Times, February 9, 2005



The SIUC School of Law Offers to Soften the Financial and Emotional Blow of Divorce Through the Pro Bono Mediation Program
Southern Illinoisan, May 16, 2004



In Divorce Cases, More of the Poor Go It Alone
Chicago Tribune, April 22, 2004



State Supports Limited Legal Help/Panel Pushes for More Funding of Civil Legal Aid for Low-Income Residents
The Springfield State Journal-Register, May 11, 2003



Panel to Lobby for Increase in Legal Aid Funding
Chicago Tribune, April 22, 2003



Free Program Helps Poor Stay Healthy
Southern Illinoisan, December 8, 2002



Elderly Chicago Women Allegedly Defrauded Out of More than $180,000 in Mortgage and Home Improvement Scheme
WBBM TV (CBS) Channel 2, September 9, 2002



Legal Services Funds May Be Cut
Bloomington Pantagraph, September 8, 2002



Cuts Leave Poor Without Aid
Southern Illinoisan, September 2, 2002



Legal Aid for Poor Cut
Chicago Sun-Times, August 30, 2002



Free Legal Services on the Wane
Peoria Journal Star, August 30, 2002



Traveling Attorney Stays Busy
State Journal Register, August 19, 2002



Land of Lincoln Helps Families Break Cycle
The Alton Telegraph, January 30, 2002

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