DPA International Foundation aims to assist members with their legal challenges by contributing a part of the cost of standard legal services.
In some cases, DPA will contribute 100% of the legal cost and in some other cases, DPA will contribute only 50% or 25% as the case may be. DPA determines the various co-pay options for members depending on their registration status and their specific need for services.

Through its program of legal cost reduction plan, DPA seems to increase members’ access to justice by reducing their share of costs of legal services obtainable in their jurisdictions. Registered members of DPA stand to enjoy the following:

(1) FREE: Cases involving release from arrests from detention. (DPA will challenge the arrest and try to get you out of detention).

(2) FREE: Soft interventions in cases of harassment or intimidation by anybody. (DPA will take every step short of a lawsuit in stopping such acts of intimidation or harassment).

(3) FREE: Blackmail involving the use of your nude pictures or confidential personal information by a former friend or acquaintance.

(4) 50% ………..Litigated interventions in fundamental rights enforcement.

(5) 50% …………Family law cases (litigation, mediation, and counseling)

(6) 50% …………. Labor law and residential landlord/tenancy cases.

(7) 50% ………….. Recovery of debts or general breach of contract.

(8) 50% ………….General criminal defense.

(9) FREE ………….In domestic violence cases, DPA will provide 100% free services to stop the violence.

(10) 25% ………… All other cases not stated above, a registered member is entitled to 25% cost reduction.

NOTE 1: Every registered member is entitled to free legal consultation by way of general advice and opinions on the law by DPA lawyers.

NOTE 2: There is an important caveat. There is a two-month waiting period from the day you register and the day you become eligible for any of the above.

NOTE 3: To be entitled to any of the options listed here, a member’s registration must be current (ie it has not expired) and the member has been registered for at least 2 months prior to the occurrence of the event that gave rise to his legal problem.