GENERAL INFORMATION The ASUW Students’ Attorney Program offers legal services to all full fee paying UW students. The Program is funded through the allocation of a portion of the ASUW fee paid each semester by full fee paying students. The consultation services provided by the Students’ Attorney Program are free, therefore, to those students who have prepaid their fee packages. There is, however, a $20.00 document fee assessed for the preparation of a binding legal document such as a will or a contract. All legal services provided are performed by a fully licensed attorney and all consultation sessions are in person and confidential. Notarial service is also offered by the Program. The Students’ Attorney Program cannot represent students in court proceedings, but can and does assist in problem resolution through nonlitigative services. The Program also has some forms available for students and can provide information on the common legal difficulties encountered by students through the innumerable free brochures and publications available in the office. These materials include information on landlord/tenant law in Wyoming, debt collection issues, credit issues, et cetera. In general, the Program cannot assist a student in problem resolution if the student’s issue is in conflict with another student or UW, but referrals to UW or outside resources may be provided. The Students’ Attorney Program cannot assist anyone who is not a full fee paying student member of the UW community. OFFICE HOURS AND CONTACT INFORMATION The Students’ Attorney Program office is located in Room 128 in the Dean of Students Office in Knight Hall. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. through 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Alternative office hours can be arranged for a student if necessary. All appointments with the students’ attorney are in person. To schedule an appointment or inquire about services available please call (307) 766-6347. It is recommended that a student call several days in advance of a desired appointment time. The FAX Number is (307) 766-3298. The information provided in this site is meant to be general in nature. Although every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy, the law is continually changing, and therefore, this site should not be used as a substitute for legal advice. It is highly recommended that anyone accessing this site consult with an attorney licensed in the State of Wyoming before taking any action based upon the information available in this site. Back to the University Page Landloard - Tenant Traffic & Parking Violations Criminal Law Consumer Fraud, Debt & Collection Auto Purchase & Repairs Military Deployment Wyoming State Statutes Laramie Municipal Codes Domestic Relations

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