Legal Aid & Resources in Alaska

Free legal services, court system information, and attorney verification for Alaska residents.

Alaska Legal Aid & Pro Bono

Free and low-cost legal services available to Alaska residents.

Free civil legal services for low-income Alaskans through 12 offices reaching over 200 communities across the state.

Statewide legal information portal with self-help guides, referrals, and contact information for free and low-cost legal programs.

Directory of pro bono legal service providers across Alaska, connecting low-income residents with volunteer attorneys.

Connects the public with Bar members statewide — up to three referrals at no charge, first half-hour consultation up to $125.

Courts, e-filing portals, and procedural rules for Alaska.

Official portal for Alaska's unified, centrally administered, and state-funded court system.

Locate Alaska courts statewide with addresses, phone numbers, and hours — including remote and rural locations.

Information on the Alaska Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, including opinions and oral argument schedules.

Search Alaska court cases, access public records, and find case status information online.

Alaska's statewide electronic filing system — mandatory for attorneys, available for self-represented litigants.

Complete rules of civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, and appellate procedure.

Current filing fees set by Administrative Rule 9, with information on fee waiver applications.

Confirm license status, check disciplinary history, and find regulatory resources.

Search for any Alaska Bar Association member by name to verify license status and contact information.

Investigates and prosecutes attorney misconduct complaints — disciplinary orders imposed by the Alaska Supreme Court.

Mandatory-membership bar with 4,000+ members — regulates attorney practice, CLE, and discipline statewide.

Administers the Alaska bar exam (UBE) with testing sites in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau.