Divorce Clinics
Starting in 2026, these clinics are a community outreach initiative to provide victims of crime and intimate partner violence with accessible, trauma-informed information about the divorce process.
SCVAN Legal Services invites victims of crime to participate in our Divorce Clinics. Our staff will provide a training about the divorce process and offer eligible participants a free legal consultation with a family law attorney. Take the first step and see if this clinic is right for you. Please note that childcare is not provided.
Next Clinic Date: August 31, 2026 via ZOOM.
How it works:
1. Submit the screening form to see if you qualify to receive services.
2. Get an eligibility email from SCVAN with next steps.
3. Watch a training video and sign the disclosure form.
4. Attend your virtual consultation on August 31, between 6–7 PM via Zoom.
Want to participate in one of our clinics?
Take the first step and see if this clinic is right for you. Please note that space is limited.
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