Planned qualified referrals
A careful bridge to outside help.
The planned referral service would help identify categories of trustworthy resources. Equal Rights Hub would not choose a lawyer for you, collect referral fees, or promise that a provider will accept a matter.
Our process
Four steps that protect choice
The person seeking help remains in control of whether and how to contact an outside resource.
Understand the request
We ask only for the general topic, location, and practical access needs. We do not need a detailed legal case file.
Use neutral criteria
Possible resources are considered by geography, issue category, publicly stated eligibility, language, accessibility, and provider type.
Share choices
We aim to offer more than one option when practical and distinguish agencies, legal aid, bar services, attorneys, self-help programs, and nonprofits.
State the limits
A referral is not an endorsement. Availability, acceptance, eligibility, fees, deadlines, and outcomes are never guaranteed.
What we will not do
Clear boundaries protect everyone.
- No legal advice or legal representation.
- No attorney-client relationship.
- No referral fee, kickback, or paid placement.
- No guarantee of availability, eligibility, price, deadline, or outcome.
- No request for Social Security numbers, payment details, passwords, medical records, immigration documents, or complete case files.
A clear next step
Share a general referral question
Tell us your state, the broad topic, and any language or accessibility need. Do not send time-sensitive legal documents.