how do I find a pro bono divorce attorney in reno

From my recently published book, Divorce in Nevada (a layman's guide available on Amazon): If your income is very low and your assets are few, you may be eligible to obtain a divorce lawyer to assist you at no cost or minimal cost through the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada (if you live in Clark County), Washoe Legal Services (if you live in Northern Nevada), or Volunteer Attorneys for Rural Nevadans (if you live in rural Northern or Central Nevada). You may also qualify for a free or reduced-retainer lawyer through the Nevada State Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service. Such lawyer services are called pro bono. These organizations have a screening process for potential clients, as well as limits on the nature of the cases they take. The demand for their services is also usually greater than the number of attorneys available to handle cases. If you are eligible for legal services from one of these programs, you should anticipate being on a waiting list. For the truly indigent, most courts have fee waivers available for even the filing fee. You have to ask for such a waiver. A pro bono lawyer should know how to make an application for a fee waiver. In short, if you have very little income and few assets, you are likely to experience some delay in obtaining a lawyer.