DEDICATED TO THE PROVISION OF QUALITY LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR, ABUSED, DISABLED AND ELDERLY, AND EMPOWERMENT THROUGH PREVENTIVE LEGAL EDUCATION
PROVIDING FREE CIVIL LEGAL AID SINCE 1978
Three Rivers Legal Services and The Amazing Give are back!
The Amazing Give is a Gainesville-based day of giving, happening on April 25th, 2024. This annual event connects donors with local non-profits. Whether you want to donate or volunteer, there's a way to get involved. You can search for charities you care about or browse causes you're passionate about to see how you can contribute.Three Rivers is happy to report that we are returning! Also this year, The Amazing Give is hosted by the Junior League of Gainesville, they aim to raise critical funds for worthy organizations throughout the Gainesville community. Click below for more information Amazing give donations page Three Rivers Legal Services, Inc. is a non-profit law firm providing free legal help with offices in Gainesville, Jacksonville and Lake City, Florida. We are dedicated to the provision of quality legal assistance to the poor, abused, disabled and elderly, and to empowerment through preventive legal
Three Rivers’ Mikel Bradley at the Florida Bar Leadership Academy
 Last year, I had the good fortune to be selected for the Florida Bar Leadership Academy, Class X. Just looking at the list of alumni was daunting. From the judiciary to the House of Representatives, leadership in the Florida Bar and beyond, the alumni of the Leadership Academy are impressive without doubt. The program is designed to recognize future bar leaders, and to train and connect them for greater opportunities within the Florida Bar as a whole. Meetings are held throughout the year and the state, each addressing aspects of leadership and personal growth. The meetings stretch from Tallahassee with time spent at the Supreme Court of Florida, government houses and the offices of the Florida Bar to Boca Raton during the Florida Bar Annual Conference and graduation from the program. When I arrived at my first meeting, I was humbled by the members of my class. Two were
