Yes. Services are provided at no cost to eligible individuals.

CLEAR THE ROADBLOCKS
TO STORM RECOVERY

Get access to the legal help you need today.

South Carolina Legal Services provides free legal assistance to help Hurricane Helene survivors overcome legal barriers slowing their recovery.

NO COST. CONFIDENTIAL. STATEWIDE SUPPORT.

Do You Qualify For
No-Cost Legal Help?

South Carolinians proved their resilience in the face of Hurricane Helene, but are still navigating the recovery process. You may qualify for legal assistance to help with recovery if:

You live in South Carolina and were impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Your legal issue is related to storm recovery.
Your household income meets SCLS eligibility guidelines.

See income guidelines in the FAQs below.

FIND Free Legal Services for SC Storm Recovery.

FEMA Appeals and Recoupment

Insurance Disputes

Landlord-Tenant Issues

Foreclosure

Bankruptcy

Title Issues

Disaster Tax Relief

Storm-Related Repair and Contractor Scams

Get help in 3 simple steps

Storm recovery is complicated. Getting legal help shouldn’t be.

1. Reach out online or call 1-888-346-5592.
2. Speak with an SCLS legal professional.
3. Get trusted guidance and representation at no cost.

Let’s Take the Next Step, Together.

GET FREE LEGAL HELP

Don’t Let Uncertainty Stall Your Recovery.

More than 35% of South Carolinians live below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. In rural areas, limited access to legal services makes storm recovery even harder. If you’re still unsure whether you are eligible for free legal services, we strongly encourage you to contact our team today. You can also browse our frequently asked questions below.

FAQs

More than 35% of South Carolinians live below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. In rural areas, limited access to legal services makes storm recovery even harder. If you’re still unsure whether you are eligible for free legal services, we strongly encourage you to contact our team today.

Yes. Eligibility is based on household income and other factors. Guidelines vary by household size and circumstances.

Services are available statewide, though availability may depend on the nature of the legal issue.

We encourage you to apply anyway. Our team can help determine eligibility.

South Carolina Legal Services waives all attorney fees; clients may be responsible for other case-related costs, which will be determined after consultation.

No. FEMA approval is not required to request legal assistance.

Yes. Renters may qualify for assistance depending on the issue.

Yes. All information shared is kept confidential.

Disaster Recovery Services

CLEAR THE ROADBLOCKS
TO STORM RECOVERY

Do You Qualify For
No-Cost Legal Help?

South Carolinians proved their resilience in the face of Hurricane Helene, but are still navigating the recovery process. You may qualify for legal assistance to help with recovery if: