We offer legal information and support on a variety of issues, including:

• Citations: Minor In Possession, Public Intoxication, Fake ID, Noise Violations, Public Urination

• Security Deposit Disputes, Evictions, Habitability Situations

• Restraining Orders, Dissolutions, Child Custody/Support

• Vehicle Accidents

• Lease Review & Landlord/Tenant Questions

• Immigration Issues

• And More!

APPOINTMENTS are available Monday – Friday between 10:00 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.. You can choose either remote (Zoom, FaceTime or telephone) or in-person at our Pardall Center office, depending on the day and time. If you need to reach someone regarding an appointment, send an email to as-lrcintake@ucsb.edu or call (805) 968-6704 for immediate assistance during our business hours.

*NEW* WALK-INS are now available on a first-come, first-served basis, when time allows, MONDAY/WEDNESDAYS/FRIDAYS 11:00 a.m – 4:30 p.m. Appointments will always have priority, but we try our best to timely serve our walk-in clientele. 

PLEASE SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES ADVISOR BY CLICKING THE BUTTON BELOW. DON’T FORGET TO CHECK WHETHER YOU HAVE SELECTED AN IN-PERSON OR REMOTE CONSULTATION:

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Service Limitations

We do not provide legal representation or advice, but rather education, information and self-help services to assist help students to solve problems and obtain favorable results. The Associated Students Legal Resource Center is unable to advise on conflicts between two or more UCSB students, or between a student and the University.

The Associated Students Legal Resource Center provides free meetings, offering legal education, information and referrals to registered UCSB students only.

We are committed to advising students of all available legal options, and helping them find and achieve practical resolutions.

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SURVEY: UCSB Students’ Expectations for LRC Services

The LRC Student Unit Director has put together the following survey to assess UCSB students’ expectations for services they receive from their campus Legal Resource Center (LRC). It consists of 13 questions and should take only a few minutes to complete.

Any UCSB student who has attended UCSB in the past 20 years, regardless of whether they have used LRC services, is invited to take this survey.

Your responses are important in considering what services our campus LRC offers. Thank you in advance for your time!

To access this survey, please click here. 

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