The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) offers tax advice and representation to low income New Yorkers who are having problems with their federal income taxes. The clinic does not generally
Are you living with or affected by HIV or AIDS? Were you denied Social Security benefits? Do you have bills you cannot pay? Are you being evicted from your home?
FREE LEGAL HELP is available to eligible low and moderate income homeowners at risk of foreclosure: If your lender has started a foreclosure court case against your First mortgage Second
Domestic Violence Legal Assistance Project (DVLAP) is a project of the Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York, Inc., a not-for-profit legal services organization which has been providing free civil legal services to low-income residents since
The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York’s Consumer Law Project assists low income clients with non-mortgage consumer legal issues. The Project assists as many clients as possible by distributing
The Children’s Law Project focuses on helping low-income children with disabilities get the services they need for a free and appropriate public education, protecting their rights and making sure they
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The red tape of filing a Social Security Disability claim is a nightmare familiar to thousands of Americans. But thanks to the help of Legal Aid attorney Adam DeFayette, who
A Long and Winding Road Nallaris Fanas is now a citizen of the United States, and she is very grateful to the Legal Aid Society and Brian Wang for helping
ENABLING CLIENTS TO KEEP THEIR HOMES When Sharon Boula received a quit-claim deed in pieces in the mail from her ex-husband, she had no idea he had just tangled her