$1.4M in expenses

The foundation provides legal services to the elderly through its legal resources for the elderly program (lrep). Lrep assists individuals 55 years of age and older in finding legal representation for civil legal issues by referring cases to volunteer attorneys throughout new mexico. Lrep is funded through a contract with the state of new mexico aging and long-term services department. As with most contracts and grants, funding is subject to possible future cutbacks. The foundation also operates the modest means helpline which is a civil legal telephone helpline for new mexico residents of modest means. The helpline was created through the efforts of the access to justice commission, the state bar of new mexico, and the foundation, and is funded through a contract with the state of new mexico administrative office of the courts. As with most contracts and grants, funding is subject to possible future cutbacks.

$491K in expenses

Cle is a new mexico accredited continuing legal education course provider dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable, educational programs to the legal community. Cle offers a full range of educational services, including live seminars programs, live legal education teleconferences, audio and video recordings, publications, and other professional services to meet special training needs.

$114K in expenses

Bar center/professional development center (PDC)- the bar center offers use of rooms as a service to members of the state bar at a discounted rate. The rooms are also available to rent to outside groups, continuing legal education providers, and law-related entities.

$55K in expenses

Pro bono committees- the foundation adminsiters funding provided by attorney contributions for use by the pro bono committees of the individual judicial districts throughout new mexico. Services provided to new mexico residents include quality legal services to low-income clients and those who live in rural areas of the state. The modest means helpline (MMH) is a civil legal telephone helpline and pro bono referral service for new mexico residents of modest means. MMH's staff attorneys provide legal advice over the phone and, if appropriate, may refer the case to pro bono attorneys for legal advice up to limited or full representation.