STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES
Student Legal Services counsels students on their legal rights and responsibilities and empowers them with available legal, community and university resources so they may respond appropriately to their legal challenge. Students are able to receive free legal advice and assistance concerning a variety of student needs and topics including: landlord/tenant disputes; criminal law; expunctions; automobile accidents; traffic tickets; consumer protection; and more. Mediation services are also available to help students resolve conflicts and disagreements.
Schedule an appointment by calling 979-862-4502 or emailing studentlife@tamu.edu.
Need a Notary? Walk-ins are welcome from 4-5 p.m.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this website is intended as general material that may be useful in gaining a general understanding of the law in certain areas. Students should seek the advice of our licensed attorney regarding specific legal problems. Because all information is general, it should not be relied upon as legal advice. Students should seek verification and clarification of all statements made on this website through our office. By maintaining this website, Student Legal Services is not forming any attorney-client relationships. All information contained on this site pertains to Texas law, and should not be relied upon as law in any other state. Texas A&M does not warrant that all material on this site, or those sites herein linked, are completely accurate or completely free of errors.
This website contains links to other resources on the Internet. The links are provided as aids to help our students identify and locate internet resources that may be of interest, and are not intended to imply that we sponsor or are affiliated or otherwise associated with the creators of said sites. Additionally, the links are not intended to state or imply that Texas A&M Legal Services is legally authorized to use any trade name, registered trade logo, legal or official seal, or copyrighted symbol that may be reflected in the links. Texas A&M University is not responsible for the content or validity of the information found on any websites herein linked.