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El Paso Laws

El Paso is a city steeped in history. Once known as the "Six Shooter Capital" during the late 1800s because of its lawlessness, El Paso and its over 672, 000 residents are now much more peaceful and law-abiding. However, if you're involved in a case in El Paso County or just need legal advice, FindLaw can help. Here you'll find a directory of courthouses, a list of free or low-cost legal aid, plus useful articles about personal injury, criminal cases, and more.

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Learn About El Paso Laws

Courthouses

Gone are the days when frontier judges held court in the town saloon with dancing girls swirling around. Today visiting court in El Paso is a little less rustic and a lot more organized. Click here to learn valuable information about El Paso courts.

Legal Aid

Resident of El Paso County: Do you have a legal matter, but are without money for an attorney? There are several options for free or low-cost legal aid. Click here to find out more.

Personal Injury Cases

Have you fallen off a deranged horse, slipped on a poorly maintained step at the local watering hole, or been poisoned by some quack "medicine man?" If you have a personal injury case in El Paso, click here to learn more about the law.

Criminal Cases

Howdy Partner. Been arrested for gun slinging, running an illicit gambling hall or horse thievery? OK, let's get real, perhaps for a more modern crime? There's so much information to sort through. Here's a useful guide to criminal cases in El Paso from the arrest to sentencing.