The Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation, Inc. (WisTAF) will distribute $440,450 to 9 organizations to help people throughout Wisconsin to address civil legal needs related to domestic violence and sexual abuse (DVSA).
moreWisTAF distributed Legal Aid Advancement (LAA) grants to 14 civil legal aid providers.
moreThe Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation made the following grant awards, utilizing newly available continuation funding in the Afghan Immigration-Related Legal Services (AIRLA) program.
moreThe Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation determined the following 2026 grant levels and recipients for the Direct Legal Services program. The awards were determined at the Board's meeting on October 8, 2025.
moreThe Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation, Inc. will distribute $450,000 to 11 organizations to help people throughout Wisconsin to address civil legal needs related to domestic violence and sexual abuse (DVSA).
moreThe 2025-2027 Wisconsin Biennial Budget does not include an increase in civil legal aid funding. However, regardless of the final result the civil legal aid community made great strides.
moreThe first increase in the Public Interest Legal Services Fund took effect in July. The Wisconsin Supreme Court voted earlier this year to increase the assessment that supports the fund, enabling more people of limited means to access justice in Wisconsin.
moreWisTAF made a third round of Legal Aid Advancement (LAA) grants. A total of $3 million was distributed to 15 organizations that provide civil legal aid to people in Wisconsin who need access to justice but cannot afford to pay for professional legal services.
moreA petition before the Wisconsin Supreme Court would increase the Public Interest Legal Services Fund (PILSF) assessment for the first time in 20 years.
moreThe Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation determined 2025 grant levels and recipients for the Direct Legal Services program.
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