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Legal Assistance

Family Law Attorneys

Attorneys who have confirmed they are able to take Sheridan county clients. Updated July 2026

Akaigo Law

​Chase Brown, Chase Brown Law

Cole Berry, Berry Law

Daniel Eakin

Everett Johns, Lupine Law

Jeremy S. Yellin

Mark Epperson

Nicole Bergtoll, Bergtoll Law Firm

Raffiani Law Firm

Terry Toavs, Law Office of Terrance L. Toavs

Billings

​Billings

Sidney

Sidney

Shepard

Havre

Glendive

Glasgow​

Billings

Wolf Point

406-534-3982

​406-203-0368

406-417-3631

406-694-3174

406-200-8305

406-256-3303

406-377-2943

406-942-0777

406-839-9363

406-653-1624

WomensLaw.org

Plain-language legal information for victims of abuse.

https://www.womenslaw.org/

Richland County Coalition Against Domestic Violence

We are here to assist victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking in all of NE MT. Victims don’t
need to report abuse to the law in order to access services. 
We offer limited short-term housing for victims & their children and can arrange transportation. We provide a
non-judgmental ear when a person is struggling with not knowing what to do. We offer safety planning, crisis
counseling, assistance requesting an order for protection, court accompaniment, legal assistance, and women’s support group.

The office is staffed Monday through Friday, 8am- 5pm.

406-433-7421

Crisis line:

406-973-1635

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Court Help Program

The Court Help Program is a free service provided by the Montana Supreme Court to assist people with civil, non-criminal legal problems. Our goal is to give you the information you need to understand your legal rights and responsibilities and to help you resolve your legal problems on your own if you cannot afford an attorney or if you choose not to hire one. While we cannot give you legal advice or represent you in court, we can provide you with legal information and direct you to resources that will help you help yourself.

Montana Self-help Program

North East Montana
Victim Services

NE MT Victim Services, based out of the Glasgow Police Department, provides advocacy in five NE MT
counties including Valley, Phillips, Sheridan, Daniels and Roosevelt. We assist victims of crime with resources
and knowledge about the criminal justice system.  We are the liaison between all victims of crime and the
criminal justice system, crimes including harassment, scams, vandalism, theft, burglary, domestic disputes,
assault, sexual assault and PFMA. We help with protection orders, parenting plans, safety planning, court
accompaniment, and more. 


Margaret Henry, Victim Witness Specialist 
Glasgow Police Department, 80 Airport Rd. Glasgow, MT 59230
Nemtvictimservices@gmail.com
406-228-8050 Office

406-942-0970 Text line

Montana Bar Association Lawyer Referral & Information Service

LRIS refers people to Montana lawyers.

406-449-6577

Montana Law Help

You can find information about legal problems, divorce, parenting plans, landlord/tenant issues & public benefits. Also use LiveHelp feature to assist in finding the information you need.

montanalawhelp.org 

Montana Legal Services Association

Websites run by MLSA:

MontanaLawHelp   Legal forms and information

MTCrimeVictimHelp  Resource for victims of a crime

MontanaDebtOptions   Tool for those experiencing wage garnishment or those who are being contacted by debt collectors; it also has a tool to calculate how much your wages can be garnished

AskKarla    MLSA qualified individuals can ask a legal question online and a volunteer attorney will send a response via email

mtlsa.org   MLSA main page

 

MLSA Brochures

County Resource Guides

 

Additional resources:

https://www.mtlsa.org/legal-information/

https://courts.mt.gov/

https://www.montanabar.org/

 

Applicants can apply for free legal help from MLSA at

 www.mtlsa.org

 or by calling the Helpline at 800-666-6899

Tuesday through Thursday, 9am to 1pm

If applicants are not able to reach a representative by phone, they can apply online or try us again during operating hours.

MSLA
"What's Next Text"
Program

The Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA) has launched its new “What’s Next Text” program, offering quick, step-by-step legal guidance via text message for common civil legal issues 


How it works

  • Text “START” to one of the provided numbers to get tailored legal tips directly to your phone.

  • Each number is dedicated to a specific legal topic, so you can choose the one that matches your

  • situation.

Available topics and numbers

  • Amend Parenting Plan: 406-430-3127

  • Divorce without Kids: 406-430-1982

  • Emancipation: 406-430-7177

  • Eviction: 406-324-7880

  • Expungement: 406-430-8585

  • Probate: 406-430-5078

  • Rental Repair: 406-430-8275

  • Security Deposit: 406-430-1992

 

Montana Legal Services Association

Who can use it:
MLSA assists Montanans with civil legal issues. The program is designed for people who need quick, accessible guidance but may not be ready to call a lawyer immediately.


If you need more help

Call MLSA directly: 800-666-6899

Apply online: MontanaLawHelp.org

 

Montana Legal Services Association

This service is part of MLSA’s broader mission to protect and enhance the civil legal rights of Montanans, especially those living in poverty.

Promoting individual, family, and community behavioral health awareness and wellness.
* Information provided by Sheridan County Behavioral Health Coalition is for community education and reference, but does not imply endorsement.
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SCBH Coalition is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with Tax ID 84-4572703

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