Clinic to offer free legal help, guidance - Washington County, Ohio
Clinic to offer free legal help, guidance
Washington County residents who have legal questions, but who cannot afford to hire an attorney, now have another resource available for legal help and guidance.
Members of the Washington County Bar Association and Southeast Ohio Legal Services are joining forces to offer a free legal advice clinic, starting this Wednesday.
A family of four can earn up to $3,900 monthly and still qualify for the free clinic, Bozian said.
Local, private attorneys will be available to discuss legal issues in confidence with residents from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 320 Second St. Bozian said the goal is to hold the clinic at the same time and location on the third Wednesday of each month.
Sharon Wolboldt, paralegal with Southeastern Ohio Legal Services, said legal advice will be available on a wide array of topics, including landlord/tenant disputes, divorce, custody issues, financial matters, Social Security disability and property loss.
Washington County residents who have legal questions, but who cannot afford to hire an attorney, now have another resource available for legal help and guidance.
Members of the Washington County Bar Association and Southeast Ohio Legal Services are joining forces to offer a free legal advice clinic, starting this Wednesday.
A family of four can earn up to $3,900 monthly and still qualify for the free clinic, Bozian said.
Local, private attorneys will be available to discuss legal issues in confidence with residents from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 320 Second St. Bozian said the goal is to hold the clinic at the same time and location on the third Wednesday of each month.
Sharon Wolboldt, paralegal with Southeastern Ohio Legal Services, said legal advice will be available on a wide array of topics, including landlord/tenant disputes, divorce, custody issues, financial matters, Social Security disability and property loss.
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posted by Meg at 10:25 PM
2 Comments:
waaa for dad.
i have custody of my neice - over seven years; she's 11.
the sister who is not her mother has suddenly decided she wants custody; i told her to mind her own biz about my personal life, she's using the court to reprimand me. I'm a single mom, I can't afford a lawyer.
she's always imagined herself in the role of the "other parent". she's not, never has been. This is where being nice and keeping the peace gets you.
My question; how hard is it to move custody? She's done a good job of causing a lot of upset, costing me money, and upsetting my girl just because she has money and was able to get a lawyer to throw paper around.
There's never been any neglect or abuse. I can't see her proving a role in this little girlie's life; how do you prove a lie?
I'm seeing nothing under previous case law either.
Any input?
Hey, there's a new site www.custody.com where the lawyers there are experts in many areas and can provide you with the help and service you need!!
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