We generally charge “low bono” rates, which means that we charge below 50% of fair market value for our services. We also offer one free initial consultation for each nonprofit organization, which we are able to provide through the generous support of our donors.
Your partners in navigating nonprofit litigation
While there are different ways to solve conflicts, sometimes litigation is necessary to ensure justice and meaningful change. Nonprofit litigation can be a slow and expensive process, and it’s important to have an attorney who understands the realities of nonprofit organizations.
Whether it’s solving conflicts with the board, disputes with vendors and contractors, or other types of conflict, at Charitable Allies, we’re here to support nonprofits who need to navigate the litigation process. Move forward confidently with our nonprofit legal services.
Conflict resolution that puts
the mission first
It’s natural for conflict to arise during the lifetime of a nonprofit organization, just like with any business. Having a legal team that understands nonprofits means you’ll know exactly what your options are when it comes to legal conflict resolution.
We offer more than just nonprofit litigation services:
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Why Us?
Affordable Guidance
We offer our nonprofit attorney services “low-bono” rates (at or below 50% fair market value) because nonprofits and charities deserve guidance they can afford.
A Nonprofit’s Perspective
We’re a nonprofit that serves nonprofits—we understand the unique challenges facing nonprofit organizations today.
Comprehensive Legal Service
Whether you’re a start-up or a seasoned organization navigating the unexpected, our nonprofit lawyers can provide the guidance you need.



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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! We currently have clients in more than 35 states, Washington D.C., and Canada.
Yes, our attorneys can represent tax-exempt organizations in court. If you’re in need of an attorney with experience in nonprofit law, request a free consultation to speak with a Charitable Allies team member.