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Are you a Kentuckian who can't pay rent during the COVID-19 crisis?
KEJC has prepared a letter that you can customize and send to your landlord. READ MORE    
Virtual EXPUNGEMENT Clinic
FACEBOOK LIVE with The Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
Like and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AppalRedLegalAid
Virtual Pro Se Divorce Clinic
AppalReD Legal Aid is hosting a VIRTUAL PRO SE DIVORCE CLINIC on THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.  This first virtual clinic, available for persons from any county in the AppalReD service area, will be limited to ten (10) participants and will serve only those clients who do NOT have children of the marriage.  To participate, you will need access to a computer or tablet with a camera, access to the Internet, and the ability to use a keyboard to enter and download information.  If you are interested in registering for this virtual clinic, please call AppalReD’s Ce
Crime Victims Compensation
Crime Victims Compensation - Brochure
Rosenberg reappointed to state public advocacy commission
By Mary Meadows Staff Writer May 27, 2020 Gov. Andy Beshear recently reappointed Prestonsburg attorney John Rosenberg to the Kentucky Public Advocacy Commission. He is the longest-serving member of the group, having served since 1994. He served as vice chair from 2001 to 2019. “I was really pleased,” he said about the reappointment. “I do think we have a great statewide system here that I think we can be proud of. I’ve really appreciated being on the commission over the years.”
Commentary: Kentucky’s civil legal aid programs brace for unprecedented need for legal help
As we begin the process of reopening the economy and emerging from the initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic, health, and social/emotional hardships facing our communities will become clearer. COVID-19 will leave countless Kentuckians with new and unanticipated challenges. Many of the challenges will involve civil legal issues: keeping one’s home, protection from abuse, securing benefits like unemployment, and much more.
Tyler Childers gets his name on Country Music Highway sign
Also buys a statue of disgraced lawyer PAINTSVILE, Ky. — Last Thursday was a red letter day for Tyler Childers. The country music star announced on Facebook and Instragram that he had marked two things off his bucket list, he got his name on a federal highway sign and he bought a statue of a disgraced lawyer.
DO I HAVE TO PAY RENT? Evictions During COVID-19
Join us LIVE on Facebook @AppalReDLegalAid Wednesday, June 24, 2020 @ 12:30 PM EST with Directing Attorney Charnel Burton as she discusses Evictions during COVID-19.
Don’t Stop Believing: Virtual Tools Keep Us Serving Community During COVID Crisis
By Sarah Curry, Development and Communications Coordinator The needs of our community don’t stop because of COVID-19. In fact, if you saw the op-ed penned by Kentucky legal aid directors, including AppalReD Legal Aid’s Robert Johns, the need for civil legal aid increases. Recently, we found a way to respond that doesn’t require extra hand sanitizer.
Results 501 - 510 of 525. To narrow results enter search keywords or select filters.
Are you a Kentuckian who can't pay rent during the COVID-19 crisis?
KEJC has prepared a letter that you can customize and send to your landlord. READ MORE    
Virtual EXPUNGEMENT Clinic
FACEBOOK LIVE with The Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
Like and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AppalRedLegalAid
Virtual Pro Se Divorce Clinic
AppalReD Legal Aid is hosting a VIRTUAL PRO SE DIVORCE CLINIC on THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.  This first virtual clinic, available for persons from any county in the AppalReD service area, will be limited to ten (10) participants and will serve only those clients who do NOT have children of the marriage.  To participate, you will need access to a computer or tablet with a camera, access to the Internet, and the ability to use a keyboard to enter and download information.  If you are interested in registering for this virtual clinic, please call AppalReD’s Ce
Crime Victims Compensation
Crime Victims Compensation - Brochure
Rosenberg reappointed to state public advocacy commission
By Mary Meadows Staff Writer May 27, 2020 Gov. Andy Beshear recently reappointed Prestonsburg attorney John Rosenberg to the Kentucky Public Advocacy Commission. He is the longest-serving member of the group, having served since 1994. He served as vice chair from 2001 to 2019. “I was really pleased,” he said about the reappointment. “I do think we have a great statewide system here that I think we can be proud of. I’ve really appreciated being on the commission over the years.”
Commentary: Kentucky’s civil legal aid programs brace for unprecedented need for legal help
As we begin the process of reopening the economy and emerging from the initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic, health, and social/emotional hardships facing our communities will become clearer. COVID-19 will leave countless Kentuckians with new and unanticipated challenges. Many of the challenges will involve civil legal issues: keeping one’s home, protection from abuse, securing benefits like unemployment, and much more.
Tyler Childers gets his name on Country Music Highway sign
Also buys a statue of disgraced lawyer PAINTSVILE, Ky. — Last Thursday was a red letter day for Tyler Childers. The country music star announced on Facebook and Instragram that he had marked two things off his bucket list, he got his name on a federal highway sign and he bought a statue of a disgraced lawyer.
DO I HAVE TO PAY RENT? Evictions During COVID-19
Join us LIVE on Facebook @AppalReDLegalAid Wednesday, June 24, 2020 @ 12:30 PM EST with Directing Attorney Charnel Burton as she discusses Evictions during COVID-19.
Don’t Stop Believing: Virtual Tools Keep Us Serving Community During COVID Crisis
By Sarah Curry, Development and Communications Coordinator The needs of our community don’t stop because of COVID-19. In fact, if you saw the op-ed penned by Kentucky legal aid directors, including AppalReD Legal Aid’s Robert Johns, the need for civil legal aid increases. Recently, we found a way to respond that doesn’t require extra hand sanitizer.