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A safer, freer future starts here

Connecting survivors, immigrants, and mothers in New York City with free legal help — and shaping a city that works better for all New Yorkers

Her Justice Changes Lives

Behind every legal win is a story of resilience, courage, and transformation. 

Our “Pro Bono First” Model

Our “Pro Bono First” model is built on a simple idea: every person deserves an excellent lawyer.

That’s why we match women who otherwise couldn’t afford a lawyer with volunteer attorneys we recruit, train, and mentor from top firms across New York City. And we’re with them every step of the way.

We make free representation possible for thousands of New Yorkers.

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Our Pro Bono Model at Work

Her Justice brings together talented private sector lawyers and our own matrimonial, family, and immigration experts — so that families aren’t left to face a complicated court system alone.

On average each year*

14
2,000
6,000
60,000
$40M

*TEN YEAR AVERAGE


Beyond the Courtroom

Our work with clients shapes our research, informs policy advocacy, and sparks public conversations — helping improve New York’s civil justice system for everyone. 

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July 2026

NYC’s child support cases moving faster through Family Courts; advocates tout reforms to speed up process

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June 2026

Her ex racked up $7,000 of credit card debt, crumbling her finances. Now, a new law could require abusers to pay.

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April 2026

The Trump Administration is making it harder for immigrant survivors of domestic violence to get visas or green cards

Find Your Path

Let’s get started together.

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Find out if you’re eligible for our legal services and learn what to expect when you reach out.

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Policy & Research

See how we’re changing laws and improving systems across New York.

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Partner with Us

Interested in bringing our work to life? Learn more about the ways to partner with Her Justice.

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Power free legal services, policy change, and a more just future for women and families.

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Support the legal advocacy that makes change possible for families in New York City.