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Who do I contact if I have been the victim of a crime?: Contact the Crime Victim Advocate at (406) 258-3830. For additional information, view the
Crime Victim Advocate Program website

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1. Can the City Attorney's Office give me legal advice?: No, the City Attorney's Office is responsible for representing the interests of the City of Missoula as a whole and prosecuting misdemeanor crimes. We are not able to offer legal advice or opinions to citizens.
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2. Who do I contact if I have been the victim of a crime?: Contact the Crime Victim Advocate at (406) 258-3830. For additional information, view the
Crime Victim Advocate Program website

3. Whom should I contact with landlord / tenant issues?: The City Attorney's office cannot assist with landlord / tenant issues. You can find information at Housing (Montana Law Help).

4. Where can I find legal advice on family law and divorce?: The City Attorney's office does not handle family law matters. For information and forms, visit District Court / Divorce & Parenting