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Katie Mullins, Directing Attorney, Ext. 1525 - katiem@ardfky.org
Vivian Gordon, Intake Paralegal, Ext. 3608 -viviang@ardfky.org
Barbara Lafferty, Intake Paralegal, Ext. 1524 - barba@ardfky.org
Kathy Prater, K-CARE CRC Intake Paralegal, Ext. 1523 - kathyp@ardfky.org
This is a FREE pro se (do it yourself) clinic that will be held virtually on Zoom from 5:30pm-8:30 pm. The Pro Se Family Law Clinic is available for persons from any county in our service area, will be limited to 20 participants and is available for both clients with or without children of the marriage. It will address issues of divorce, custody, and family law. You must register by calling our Central Intake line at 1-866-277-5733.
By Sierra Marling smarling@richmondregister.com, Dec 29, 2022, The Richmond Register
There were 559 eviction filings in Madison County from Oct. 2021 to Oct. 2022, according to data from the Legal Services Corporation.
Those evictions equate to approximately 559 local people left in a potentially unstable or unsuitable housing situation.
Affordable housing experts say the situation may be worsening.
Legal staff from AppalReD Legal Aid will be at Lincoln County Public Library at 2:00 pm on Tuesday, January 24th. Listen to a brief presentation on AppalReD Legal Aid's services and the type of legal issues we can help with.
Yesterday, a settlement was reached with the Social Security Administration that will allow about 500 of Conn’s former clients who lost their disability benefits to request a new hearing. Those who request hearings can ask to have their monthly benefits reinstated, and, if they win their hearing, could receive their “back” benefits.
Please stop by AppalReD Legal Aid's table and connect with us!
The Appalachian Gathering for Recovery Solutions provides opportunities for in-person communication and networking by bringing representatives from all recovery programs and resources in Eastern Kentucky together for a free one-day gathering on March 9, 2023, at the Union College campus in Barbourville. Registration is free!
You can register for this free conference here.
UPDATE (2/17/23): This clinic is full! More virtual clinics will be announced soon at https://goodwillky.org/expungements/.
Registration is open for Goodwill's next statewide virtual expungement clinic! This virtual clinic will be capped at 75 participants.
This is a free STATEWIDE clinic that will be held online. To register visit this link.
The Eastern Kentucky Reentry Council is hosting a Community Resource Event on March 2nd from 10:00 am-2:00 pm. Free haircuts, a job fair, Medicaid connectors, and more! AppalReD Legal Aid attorneys will be there hosting an expungement clinic. Walk-ins accepted but registration for the expungement clinic is preferred.
To register in advance for the expungement clinic please email JWilson@ekcep.org.
Attorneys from Kentucky’s four civil legal aids released a video today to help people who are out of work understand changes to the unemployment insurance system that went into effect January 1.
Expungement is how a record of criminal conviction is erased, destroyed or sealed from a state or federal record. An expungement order directs the court to treat the criminal conviction as if it had never occurred, essentially removing it from a defendant’s criminal record. Goodwill is focused on providing legal and financial assistance to participants because of the barriers an individual’s background can have on securing stable employment, housing and other basic needs.
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