LawHelpNY.org provides legal information to New Yorkers who cannot afford a lawyer. LawHelpNY lists more than 600 free legal services projects and organizations with their contact and admission information, as well as more than 4,000 Know Your Rights and self-help resources covering 16 areas of law. LawHelpNY.org is also available in Spanish. The City […]
Month: November 2022
The main obstacle to legal aid, which plays a greater role in addressing systemic poverty in the Community, is the financial means to reach more families when and where they need civil legal assistance. The Legal Aid Campaign`s support expands Legal Aid`s reach in Northeast Ohio, helping more families living in poverty when civil […]
Free Legal Answers is a secure website where low-income Illinoisans can seek help from a lawyer for a civil law issue. Volunteer lawyers then easily log on to the website and answer questions waiting in the queue. This is a virtual walk-in legal clinic. Income, family size and special financial needs are taken into […]
The Queensland Working Women`s Service provides a free and confidential counselling service to assist Queensland women with work-related issues. QWWS can also assist with advocacy and referral on labour relations issues such as workers` rights, unfair dismissal, discrimination and harassment. YFS Legal provides legal information and advice to young people under the age of […]
In this section, you will learn more about age-related legal rights for the following activities: In George`s case, his parents have signed mortgages that are legally entrusted to him and will be under his name in two years. Youth in British Columbia have the right to participate in certain activities in different age groups. […]
Young people cannot travel with other passengers under the age of 20. The only exceptions are if a person over the age of 25 is in the vehicle or if the 12-month waiting period has expired. Both exclusions allow teenage drivers to drive with someone under the age of 20 in the vehicle. All […]
A person cannot legally have a firearm in a store licensed to sell alcohol. Possession of alcoholic beverages is a Class 1 offence for persons under the age of 21. Consumption of alcohol or possession by minors is called minor possession or “MIP” (ARS 4-244 (9)). The only exceptions are for religious reasons (such […]
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