Women’s Law Center of Maryland

Protecting legal rights and advocating for systemic change

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What We Do

The Women’s Law Center of Maryland serves as a leading voice for justice and fairness for women by advocating for the physical safety, economic security, and autonomy of women throughout the state. We work towards this goal by providing direct legal representation, information and referral services, and legislative advocacy.

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Services

Our Services

We offer a variety of legal services in the areas of Family Law, Immigration, Domestic Violence Protective Orders, and Employment Law.

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Policy & Advocacy

The mission of the Women’s Law Center of Maryland includes a focus on public policy, advocacy, and research to achieve systemic change. Using experience gained from working with clients and knowledge of legal issues and the legal community, WLC identifies and addresses policy initiatives and emerging issues that have a broad impact on women’s rights.

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What Our Clients Say

Very grateful for the support of every one of you, for the infinite support that you have offered me and
that you continue offering for other people like me.  Thank you!

WLC Client

I would go to court again to fight for my rights and protection. I cannot imagine what it would be like to
not have the services that were accessible to me through the Women’s Law Center…life changing!

WLC Client

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Provide financial assistance to help us promote justice and fairness for women.

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Events

Inspiring events to network with others committed to women’s legal rights.

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Latest News

2020 Maryland Legislative Session

The 2020 Legislative Session has arrived! Read on for a preview of the session, and don't forget to sign up for our Legislative Alerts, to keep up-to-date with pro-women legislation in Annapolis: 2020MGA

MEDOVI in the News

MEDOVI Project Director, Suzanne Bailey, recently co-authored an article in the American Bar Association’s Criminal Litigation Newsletter entitled, “If We Were in OUR Home Country: Remedies for Victims.” Read it here: Bailey-Morgan ©2019. Published in