Legal aid provides legal services to individuals who cannot afford to hire a private attorney. It is generally funded by government bodies and can be offered in the form of representation in court or general legal advice. 

Income eligibility: Most programs require that your income falls below a certain threshold, which is typically based on the federal or national poverty level. Some programs may consider individuals with slightly higher income if they have special circumstances.

1. Contact your local office: Many areas have dedicated legal aid or legal services offices staffed by lawyers who serve clients.
2. Check online: You can often find eligibility information and application forms online on the websites of your country's or region's legal aid board or Department of Justice.
3. Visit in person: In some cases, you can apply by mail or visit a local office in person. You may need to provide documentation related to your finances and legal matter. 

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