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Start here2-1-1, the Detroit Bar and the city Ombudsman
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Free or reduced-cost legal helpLegal aid offices, law school clinics and eviction defense
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Civil rights and police accountabilityPolice complaints, discrimination and advocacy groups
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Employment, wages and workplace rightsEEOC, NLRB, wage claims and unemployment
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After a crash: reports, claims and recordsPolice reports, medical records and city claims
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Courts and self-helpWayne County, 36th District and federal court help
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Nursing home, elder abuse and vulnerable adultsAging agencies, the ombudsman and the elder abuse unit
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Domestic violence, sexual assault and family safetyHotlines, shelters, PPOs and victim advocates
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Crisis, shelter and victim supportMental health lines, housing, food and victim services
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Immigrants and newcomersImmigration legal help and community organizations

Before you use this page

They are independent of us

None of these organizations are connected to Marko Law. A listing is not an endorsement, not a referral arrangement, and not a promise that anyone here can help with your situation.

Details change

Services, hours, eligibility rules and phone numbers move. We review this page regularly, but contact each organization directly before you rely on what is written here.

This is not legal advice

This page is general information about where to find help in Detroit and Wayne County. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are in an emergency right now, call 911.

01 · Start here

Where to start when you do not know who to call.

Three Detroit entry points that will send you somewhere specific, whatever the problem turns out to be.

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03 · Civil rights and police accountability

Where to put police misconduct and discrimination on the record.

A complaint to one of these offices creates a paper trail. Agency filing windows are shorter than the deadline for a lawsuit, so the clock is a reason to move early.

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04 · Employment, wages and workplace rights

Unpaid wages, retaliation, discrimination at work and unemployment.

Federal and state offices in Detroit that take workplace complaints, plus the city's job center. Most charges must be filed within months, not years.

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05 · After a crash: reports, claims and records

The paperwork a Detroit injury claim is built on.

Where to get the police report, your medical records and the forms for a claim against the city. Ask for everything in writing and keep copies.

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06 · Courts and self-help

Where cases are filed, and where the paper lives.

Court staff can explain procedure and hand you public forms. They cannot advise you on your own case, and nobody there is allowed to say whether you will win.

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07 · Nursing home, elder abuse and vulnerable adults

Abuse, neglect, exploitation and complaints about care.

Financial exploitation counts, and so does care that has quietly stopped. You do not have to be a relative to report it.

For an immediate emergency, call 911 first.

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08 · Domestic violence, sexual assault and family safety

Confidential support, shelter and advocacy in Wayne County.

All of these are confidential, and none require you to have decided anything yet. If a call is not safe, several take text or chat instead.

For an immediate emergency, call 911 first.

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09 · Crisis, shelter and victim support

Mental health, housing, food and help for crime victims.

Free, confidential and answered at any hour unless a listing says otherwise.

For an immediate emergency, call 911 first.

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10 · Immigrants and newcomers

Immigration legal help and community support in Detroit.

Nonprofit immigration lawyers and community organizations that work in Spanish, Arabic and other languages. Capacity is limited, so call early.

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