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Texas Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program
The Texas
Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program (Texas SLRAP) was created by the Texas Access to Justice Commission in 2003 to assist
attorneys who choose to pursue legal aid careers in Texas. The Texas SLRAP is funded by the
State Bar of Texas and the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.
Low legal aid salaries coupled with high student loan debt make it
difficult or impossible to have a career in legal aid. The Texas SLRAP
is a critical part of alleviating this burden and increasing access to
justice for low-income individuals.
Texas Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program
Application Process, 2022-23
If you have questions, please contact
Gina Richardson or
Lisa Melton.
2022-23 SLRAP
Important Dates
Application Memo 2022-23
Program Guidelines
Frequently Asked Questions
List of
Eligible Employers
Helping Lawyers Who Help Low-income Texans
TAJF has administered loan repayment assistance to all eligible applicants since 2008 with the support of funds provided by the State Bar of Texas. Annually, the Texas SLRAP supports over 150 lawyers to have careers in civil legal aid.
Donate to the Texas Student Loan Repayment
Assistance Program.
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