The hotline for legal help for Kentucky flood survivors is still active with no plans to shut down. You may call 1-844-478-0099.
We can help with:
FEMA Appeals
Unemployment Insurance
SNAP Benefits
Medicaid/Medicare
Replacement IDS and Birth Certificates
Replacement EBT/Direct Express/WIC Cards
Insurance Denials
Scams and Fraud
Housing (Homeowners and Renters)
Connecting to other Community Resources
This is an approach to engaging survivors, which recognizes the presence of trauma symptoms and acknowledges the role that trauma may play in their lives while navigating the court system. Participants will gain insight into the significant impact of trauma on an individual's health and life, and how that can lead to a sense of powerlessness, fear, hopelessness, and a constant state of alertness.
This is a FREE virtual clinic available for persons from any county in our service area, will be limited to 15 participants and is available for both clients with or without children of the marriage. To participate, you will need a computer or tablet (with a camera and microphone) or a smartphone, and access to the internet. If you choose to complete the forms online during the clinic you will need to participate by computer or tablet with a keyboard to enter your information. You must register by calling our Central Intake line at 1-866-277-5733.
You can change your name legally through a court process. You file a form called Petition for Name Change (linked below) in the county where you live. The District Judge in the county looks over your Petition. If the Judge okays (grants) your Petition, your name is changed.
Once your name is changed, it is your responsibility to tell everyone that needs to know. Make sure you think about all the legal, public and private agencies, companies and other people who need to know.
Our Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) is hitting the road! Come see us at the LBJ Elementary School's Back-to-School Event on August 1st 3-6 PM. There will be free pizza and of course we will be available for FREE consultations!
What types of tax problems does the LITC assist with?
Good news! The Kentucky Division of Child Support website's Child Support Estimator has been updated! Now you can use it to calculate the child support obligation in your divorce or custody case. You should include a child support calculation when filing your case, even if you and the other parent have agreed that neither party will pay child support. That way the court knows that you are both aware of what child support would be if it was being ordered.