# Legal Aid Chicago Legal Aid Chicago is a foreclosure resource in Chicago, Illinois. Legal Aid Chicago provides free civil legal representation to residents of Chicago and suburban Cook County with limited income, including foreclosure defense and other protections for homeowners. Apply online or call 312-341-1070. ## Details - Address: 200 N LaSalle Street, Suite 1400, Chicago, Illinois, 60601 - Phone: [312-341-1070]() - Website: [legalaidchicago.org/get-help/how-can-we-help/]() - Resource type: Foreclosure legal aid - Source of this row's facts: Legal Aid Chicago, How Can We Help page listing foreclosure defense; checked 2026-10-20. ## Questions ### Where is Legal Aid Chicago? Legal Aid Chicago is at 200 N LaSalle Street, Suite 1400, Chicago, Illinois, 60601. ### How do I contact Legal Aid Chicago? To contact Legal Aid Chicago, call 312-341-1070 or visit https://legalaidchicago.org/get-help/how-can-we-help/. ### How do I check Legal Aid Chicago is real? Each listing names the source its facts came from — a government register, an official county page or the organization's own site — and the date it was checked. Confirm details with the office or agency before you act or pay. ### Does it cost anything to use Legal Aid Chicago? HUD-approved default counseling is free or low cost and legal aid is free to eligible homeowners. ForeclosureListings itself is a directory and charges nothing to visitors. ## Source From [Legal Aid Chicago, how we can help](https://legalaidchicago.org/get-help/how-can-we-help/), license All rights reserved, checked 2026-10-21. Last updated October 21, 2026. ## Links - This foreclosure resource on the [web page]() - [Foreclosure legal aid in Chicago]() - [Foreclosure resources in Chicago]() - [More foreclosure resources in Chicago]() > **Not legal advice.** ForeclosureListings is a directory, not a law firm, and it does not list homes for sale. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. A listing is not a recommendation. Facts come from the source named on each listing, with the date they were checked; sale venues, schedules and rules change, so confirm everything with the office or agency named before you act or pay. Beware of foreclosure rescue scams: never pay an upfront fee for help saving your home, and never sign your deed over to a stranger. Free help is available from HUD-approved housing counselors. To report a mistake, write to hello@foreclosurelistings.fyi.