We respond to all emergencies within 12 hours. For all other legal questions, we will get back to you within 2 business days.

If you are a pregnant or birthing person looking for information about the laws in your state or are in need of legal advice, please click no and continue with this form.
To request technical assistance or trainings for healthcare providers, lawyers, or advocates, complete this form here. To join the If/When/How Network and use your skills in service of reproductive justice, complete this form here.

The Repro Legal Helpline does not provide financial assistance.
 You can ask the clinic where you will be getting care if they have funding through a local abortion fund or contact the National Abortion Federation Hotline (1-800-772-9100). You can also look for financial support from a local organization in your community by going to the National Network of Abortion Funds, I Need an A, or Abortion Finder . 

Ask your lawyer to contact us.
If you’re contacting the Repro Legal Helpline about a case where you already have a lawyer, we cannot give you legal advice or find you a new lawyer. But you can ask your lawyer to contact our Helpline if you need our support.


Confirming your pregnancy as soon as possible is important to understand what type of care you can get and where you can get it.

We don't sell or provide abortion pills and can't tell people where to get abortion pills. We can't give medical advice. We don't provide financial assistance for abortions.



We can help navigate CPS involvement due to reproductive choices (choosing to get or not get an abortion), self-managed abortion, birth choices (home birth, not getting prenatal care, etc.), or drug use during pregnancy that has been or will be reported by medical providers.



We respond to people of all ages, but laws can be different for legal minors. This means the answer to your question may depend on your age. We ask for your age to be able to give you the most accurate information.

We ask for your city in case we need to connect you with a lawyer or local resources.

We are based in the U.S. and can only answer legal questions about U.S. laws.





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We will do our best to call you at the requested time, and will make three attempts to reach you.