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20communities · Last updated: April 2026
Largest legal advice community on Reddit. Good for getting general direction on legal issues.
Rules: Include location (state/country). No specific legal advice. Flair required.
Best place for UK-specific legal questions. Active community familiar with English, Scottish, and Welsh law.
Rules: Include location in UK. Follow posting template. Be civil.
Verified lawyers answer questions for free. Good for getting a professional opinion before consulting locally.
Rules: Include location and specific question. No attorney-client relationship formed.
Best place for Canadian-specific legal questions. Covers provincial and federal law.
Rules: Include province. Follow posting guidelines. Be respectful.
Peer support and practical advice for divorce proceedings, custody, and separation.
Rules: Be supportive. No attacking the other spouse. Include state for legal questions.
Both landlord and tenant perspectives on rental law questions. Good for lease and eviction issues.
Rules: Flair as landlord or tenant. Include state. Be respectful.
Active community for US and international immigration questions. Visa, green card, and citizenship topics.
Rules: Include country and visa type. No hate speech. Be helpful.
Insurance professionals answer questions about claims, coverage, and disputes.
Rules: Include state and policy type. Be specific about your situation.
Well-moderated legal Q&A. Answers are voted and referenced. Good for understanding legal concepts.
Rules: Questions must be about law, not legal advice for your situation. Include jurisdiction.
Responses come from verified lawyers (flaired). More professional than r/legaladvice.
Rules: Include state and specific facts. Only flaired lawyers may give top-level answers.
HR professionals answer questions about workplace policies, employment law compliance, and employee rights.
Rules: Include state and industry. Only HR professionals give top-level answers.
Active community for Australian-specific legal questions. State and federal law coverage.
Rules: Include state/territory. No professional legal advice. Be civil.
Covers disability law, ADA compliance, SSDI/SSI, and disability rights advocacy.
Rules: Be respectful. Person-first language preferred. Include relevant jurisdiction.
Focused on tenant rights and landlord disputes. Good for lease, deposit, and eviction questions.
Rules: Include state/location. Describe the issue clearly. Be respectful.
Long-running legal forum with practice area-specific boards. Good for getting pointed in the right direction.
Rules: Post in the correct board. Include jurisdiction. No attorney-client relationship.
Focused on workplace legal issues including wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes.
Rules: Include state. Describe the workplace situation. No doxxing.
Focused on workers' comp claims, disputes, and navigation. Include your state for jurisdiction-specific help.
Rules: Include state. Describe the injury and claim status. Be patient.
Broader legal discussions. Good when your question doesn't fit neatly into a specific legal sub.
Rules: Follow Reddit content policy. Be civil. Include relevant details.
Practical guidance for filing and navigating small claims court. Step-by-step advice from experienced filers.
Rules: Include state and claim amount. Describe the dispute clearly.
Consumer protection advice for disputes with companies, warranties, and refunds.
Rules: Include company name and issue. Be specific about what happened.
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