Handling thousands of poverty law cases each year while coping with sharp funding reductions from a patchwork of private and government sources has been a delicate juggling act for three of the state’s major legal aid groups.
Funding for the Georgia Legal Services Program, the Atlanta Legal Aid Society and Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation has dropped 13.5 percent since 2008, when their combined total budget was $24.2 million.
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