NorCalLRIS, powered by the Contra Costa County Bar Association and Contra Costa Justice for All, is a partnership between Northern California counties to provide trusted, experienced, and qualified access to legal help. State Bar-certified and built on decades of service to our community, NorCalLRIS connects residents with qualified attorneys in the area of law they need — through a simple, reliable process designed to take the uncertainty out of finding legal representation.
About NorCalLRIS
See the many areas of law our lawyer referral program covers and learn how we can get you the help you need.
How NorCalLRIS Works
Learn how NorCalLRIS simplifies the process of finding the lawyer you need. A complete description of how our services work.
How 24/7 Self-Referral Works
Learn how to navigate the 24/7 Self-Referral service.
¿Necesita un Abogado?
¿Está buscando un abogado? En nuestra oficina, nuestros representantes de atención al cliente hablan español y pueden ayudarle a encontrar un abogado.
Prepare for your Consultation
Be ready for your consultation so your lawyer can more quickly understand your issue and work to resolve it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about NorCalLRIS? Do you need a lawyer outside of Contra Costa County? Get the answers you need about appointments, cost, scheduling and more.
Limited Scope
Get more information on how you can work with an attorney on a limited basis to help you save on fees while providing you with more control over your case.
Family Law Alternative Resolution (FLARe)
Learn how our FLARe program can help you to resolve family law matters like divorcing a spouse, custody and child support outside of court through mediation.
Moderate Means Program
The Moderate Means Program is designed for clients who need legal representation for family law and have limited resources.
Pro Bono Legal Services
Although CCCBA does not offer pro bono services, this page lists information from local agencies that may be able to help.
NorCalLRIS Complaint
If a certified Lawyer Referral Service fails to meet State Bar standards, you can file a complaint with the State Bar of California for review and possible action.
NorCalLRIS Unresolved Complaint
Unresolved complaints may be submitted to the State Bar of California.