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APPALRED LEGAL AID HELPS CLIENTS WITH PROBLEMS IN MANY LEGAL AREAS
AppalReD Legal Aid provides free legal help in civil matters to low-income and vulnerable people in 37 counties in eastern and south central Kentucky.  AppalReD Legal Aid is well-known for its family law work including protective orders, divorces, and custody cases.  Many people do not know that AppalReD also handles cases in many other legal areas.  Those other areas include:  
‘Tip of the spear.’ As customers beg for clean water, is a crisis looming in Appalachia?
.mcclatchy-embed{position:relative;padding:40px 0 56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;max-width:100%}.mcclatchy-embed iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%} By Will Wright wwright@herald-leader.com More from the series Stirring the Waters
‘Worse and worse.’ Time to address Eastern Kentucky’s water woes, officials say.
Jessica and Tim Taylor of Martin County, Kentucky collect rainwater to get by when their city water is turned off. That happens too often, they said, and they hope some state or federal agency will come and help during times without water. By Will Wright | Alex Slitx | Marcus Dorsey In Eastern Kentucky, dealing with an absence of reliable, clean drinking water has become a part of daily life for many families.
‘Worse and worse.’ Time to address Eastern Kentucky’s water woes, officials say.
 
An Epidemic Is Killing Thousands Of Coal Miners. Regulators Could Have Stopped It
December 18, 20185:00 AM ET Howard Berkes
Lexington law firm working to organize and distribute thousands of client files caught up in Eric Conn scheme
By Hillary Thornton |  Posted: Tue 4:09 PM, Jan 15, 2019  |  Updated: Wed 7:57 AM, Jan 16, 2019
Lexington law firm working to organize and distribute thousands of client files caught up in Eric Conn scheme
By Hillary Thornton |  Posted: Tue 4:09 PM, Jan 15, 2019  |  Updated: Wed 7:57 AM, Jan 16, 2019
Still Fighting: These Widows’ Stories Show Larger Effects of Black Lung Epidemic
Nancy and Rich Potter had the kind of marriage that made other couples jealous. He’d take her on spontaneous trips. She’d wear her Daisy Dukes just for him. Joyce Birman said her late husband, George, made a terrible first impression. It was his apology for it that made her fall for him, hard. Vickie Salyers’ husband, Gene, loved hunting and fishing, but he loved being a father and grandfather most of all.
FIND OUT HOW TO GET YOUR CRIMINAL RECORD CLEANED UP AND HOW TO GET YOUR CIVIL RIGHTS RESTORED
Uncontested Divorce Clinic - Hazard, KY
AppalReD Legal Aid announces a do-it-yourself Divorce Clinic to assist low-income people to secure an uncontested divorce without using a lawyer. The clinic will be held on Tuesday, March 10, 2020. The clinic will begin promptly at 1:00 P.M. at the Hazard Community and Technical College, One Community College Drive, Hazard, KY. Registration is required for this clinic (no walk-ins). To register, contact Dana Branham at (606) 886-3876, Ext. 1520.
Results 461 - 470 of 525. To narrow results enter search keywords or select filters.
APPALRED LEGAL AID HELPS CLIENTS WITH PROBLEMS IN MANY LEGAL AREAS
AppalReD Legal Aid provides free legal help in civil matters to low-income and vulnerable people in 37 counties in eastern and south central Kentucky.  AppalReD Legal Aid is well-known for its family law work including protective orders, divorces, and custody cases.  Many people do not know that AppalReD also handles cases in many other legal areas.  Those other areas include:  
‘Tip of the spear.’ As customers beg for clean water, is a crisis looming in Appalachia?
.mcclatchy-embed{position:relative;padding:40px 0 56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;max-width:100%}.mcclatchy-embed iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%} By Will Wright wwright@herald-leader.com More from the series Stirring the Waters
‘Worse and worse.’ Time to address Eastern Kentucky’s water woes, officials say.
Jessica and Tim Taylor of Martin County, Kentucky collect rainwater to get by when their city water is turned off. That happens too often, they said, and they hope some state or federal agency will come and help during times without water. By Will Wright | Alex Slitx | Marcus Dorsey In Eastern Kentucky, dealing with an absence of reliable, clean drinking water has become a part of daily life for many families.
‘Worse and worse.’ Time to address Eastern Kentucky’s water woes, officials say.
 
An Epidemic Is Killing Thousands Of Coal Miners. Regulators Could Have Stopped It
December 18, 20185:00 AM ET Howard Berkes
Lexington law firm working to organize and distribute thousands of client files caught up in Eric Conn scheme
By Hillary Thornton |  Posted: Tue 4:09 PM, Jan 15, 2019  |  Updated: Wed 7:57 AM, Jan 16, 2019
Lexington law firm working to organize and distribute thousands of client files caught up in Eric Conn scheme
By Hillary Thornton |  Posted: Tue 4:09 PM, Jan 15, 2019  |  Updated: Wed 7:57 AM, Jan 16, 2019
Still Fighting: These Widows’ Stories Show Larger Effects of Black Lung Epidemic
Nancy and Rich Potter had the kind of marriage that made other couples jealous. He’d take her on spontaneous trips. She’d wear her Daisy Dukes just for him. Joyce Birman said her late husband, George, made a terrible first impression. It was his apology for it that made her fall for him, hard. Vickie Salyers’ husband, Gene, loved hunting and fishing, but he loved being a father and grandfather most of all.
FIND OUT HOW TO GET YOUR CRIMINAL RECORD CLEANED UP AND HOW TO GET YOUR CIVIL RIGHTS RESTORED
Uncontested Divorce Clinic - Hazard, KY
AppalReD Legal Aid announces a do-it-yourself Divorce Clinic to assist low-income people to secure an uncontested divorce without using a lawyer. The clinic will be held on Tuesday, March 10, 2020. The clinic will begin promptly at 1:00 P.M. at the Hazard Community and Technical College, One Community College Drive, Hazard, KY. Registration is required for this clinic (no walk-ins). To register, contact Dana Branham at (606) 886-3876, Ext. 1520.