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- DCBA honors Richard Prebil with Illumination Award
- It's here! Clean Slate 3.0 goes into effect Feb. 12
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Annual Giving Thanks | Target Circle giving RESULTS
- New staff welcome: John Bowen, Controller
- Meet our new Pro Bono Coordinators for Delaware & Montgomery counties!
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In Memoriam: David Tilove & Anita Santos-Singh
- 2024 Chester Co. Mobile Home Project | FEMA reforms
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Pro bono: Clean Slate CLEs Feb. 7 & 22, pro bono opportunities in all 4 counties
- Upcoming outreach | Photos: MLK Day of Service & more
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Pictured (from left): Donald Weiss, LASP Board of Directors; Linda A. Cartisano, Delaware County Court of Common Pleas President Judge; Shawn Boehringer, LASP Executive Director; Kimberly Hollenback, VOCA Supervising Attorney & Media Office Managing Attorney; Michelle R. Terry, Managing Attorney of LASP's Chester City Office in Delaware County; Jennifer Pierce, Pro Bono Director; Richard A.J. Prebil, Veterans Advocacy Project Supervising Attorney & DCBA Illumination Award recipient; and Carolyn Johnson, Chief Counsel. | |
Delaware County Bar Association honors Richard Prebil with Illumination Award at annual President's Dinner | |
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NEWTOWN SQUARE - At the Delaware County Bar Association President's Dinner, Richard A.J. Prebil was honored with an Illumination Award! The dinner took place Jan. 12, 2024 at Aronimink Golf Club, Newtown Square. Huge congratulations, Richard!
The award is for a lawyer, who, during the previous year, demonstrated devotion and enthusiasm for the practice of law and has been an inspiration to others by demonstrating superior legal skills and other such accomplishments, including charitable endeavors, community service and, most importantly, service to the members of the Delaware County Bar Association.
Richard is the Supervising Attorney of LASP's Veterans Advocacy Project, which he helped to launch in 2020. In presenting the award, 2024 DCBA President Rachael L. Kemmey (pictured with Richard above) commented that at the Wills for Heroes clinic, Richard ensured that each veteran was assisted.
From January-December 2023, the Veterans unit obtained more than $1 million in retroactive benefits for low-income clients (specifically, $1,003,838.90). In that same timeframe, the Veterans unit increased estimated lifetime income by $15.87 million.
Since the first decision in 2021 through December 2023, LASP has assisted in obtaining over $1.8 million in retroactive benefits for veterans. Through this and the monthly benefits, the veterans unit has assisted in increasing estimated lifetime income by almost $31.79 million.
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Clean Slate 3.0 expands record-sealing eligibility in PA starting Feb. 12 | |
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Starting Feb. 12, 2024, more Pennsylvania residents with criminal records will have more chances for a fresh start. The new law expands record-sealing, and shortens the timeframe. Record-sealing helps people get better opportunities for jobs, housing and education.
Sealed records do not need to be disclosed, unless required by federal law.
The new law, in brief
Some low-level drug and property-related felony convictions may be sealed if 10 years have passed, with no misdemeanor or felony convictions for 10 years.
Many misdemeanor convictions may be sealed if 7 years have passed, with no misdemeanor or felony convictions for 7 years.
Summary convictions will be sealed automatically after 5 years, with no current criminal charges. (starts June 2024)
What is record-sealing?
A sealed record cannot be seen on most background checks.
If a conviction is not sealed automatically, a petition must be filed in court. LASP may be able to help low-income residents of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties with this process.
Low-level felony convictions which may be sealed after 10 years
Many drug crimes with shorter sentences; theft, including retail theft and receiving stolen property; trespass; forgery & fraud, including access/device fraud, bad checks, ID theft & welfare fraud; criminal mischief; and conspiracy to commit an eligible crime.
Misdemeanor convictions which may be sealed after 7 years
- Recklessly endangering another person; simple assault; driving under the influence (DUI); disorderly conduct; resisting arrest; harassment; terroristic threats; possession of an instrument of a crime; and prostitution.
Clean Slate 3.0 did not change Pennsylvania's expungement process. LASP helps low-income people in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties with expungements, pardons, and record-sealing.
Advocates: Learn more at upcoming CLEs
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LASP Virtual CLE for pro bono attorneys, paralegals & LASP staff: Clean Slate 3.0: Sealing More Records, More Quickly, Feb. 7 from 1-2 p.m. (scroll down, or see lasp.org/events/clean-slate-cle-2-7-2024)
- Montgomery Bar Association CLE for attorneys: Basics of Clean Slate 3.0, Feb. 22 from 11:30-1 p.m. (scroll down, or register: bit.ly/MBA-2-22-2024)
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LASP flyer (2-page PDF), or click image above
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Thank you to our Giving Tuesday & 2023 donors! | |
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Thank you to all our donors!
LASP greatly appreciates the support received towards our end-of-year campaigns. With support from caring individuals like you, we can continue to provide civil legal aid to those who can’t afford legal assistance.
We look forward to another year of working together to achieve equal access to justice and opportunity.
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Target Circle giving campaign | |
Thank you for voting for LASP! Your efforts resulted in a donation of $2,977.28 from Target Circle! | |
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To our friends & supporters,
Thank you so much for voting for us in the Target Circle Giving Program. LASP received 166,977 votes and a donation of $2,977.28 to help us further our mission, with help from your generous votes.
This Target Circle donation came from a larger pool of funds donated from Target to nonprofits tied to the local community.
View all the results at target.com/circle.
Continue checking LASP’s website, e-news and social media channels (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter/X) to learn more about our work.
Again, to everyone who participated, spread the word, and shared the love, THANK YOU!
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LASP names John E. Bowen as Controller | |
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NORRISTOWN - John E. Bowen is Legal Aid of Southeastern PA’s new Controller, beginning Jan. 22. He is based in the Administrative Office in Norristown and serves all four counties. John brings a 40-year career as a financial professional to LASP, with experience in both corporate and nonprofit roles.
From 1988-2018, he served as Financial Advisor at Cantor Fitzgerald, Legg Mason Wood Walker, and Wachovia Securities in Atlanta. As an Independent Director on the Maryland Financial Bank’s Board of Directors from 2005-2018, he led the Audit Committee. He reviewed and approved commercial and real estate loans and managed a team of 17 professionals overseeing various financial functions. John's other previous employment included Wachovia Bank in Atlanta, where he was Investment & Trust Controller; Equitable Bank in Baltimore, where he served as Accounting Manager; and Ernst & Young in Baltimore, where he was Audit Manager. His career highlights include increasing sales across financial products by 700%.
John earned a Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) and MBA in 2021 from Kennesaw State University in Georgia, where he was nominated as Student of the Year. He is a CPA and earned a B.S. in accounting from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. Since October 2012, John has served on the BGSU’s College of Business Finance & Insurance Advisory Board, where he collaborates with finance executives to provide guidance on curriculum planning, mentoring students and scholarship.
In 2022, John moved to the Phoenixville area and established Bowen Farm, a 48-acre farm and vineyard in West Vincent Township, implementing the use of natural products and sustainable agricultural practices that benefit the environment and also the health and productivity of the land. He can be reached at 484-209-0863 or jbowen@lasp.org.
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David Tilove, Bucks County Legal Aid Society Staff Attorney & Executive Director
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Legal Aid of Southeastern PA is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of David Tilove, who served Bucks County Legal Aid Society (BCLAS) as Staff Attorney and Executive Director from 1970-1993. He died Jan. 2, 2024.
In 2001, BCLAS joined other longstanding legal aid organizations in Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties to form LASP.
David continued his career dedicated to legal services at other organizations including North Penn Legal Services (NPLS).
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Anita Santos-Singh, Philadelphia Legal Assistance Founding Executive Director
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Anita Santos-Singh, Founding Executive Director of Philadelphia Legal Assistance and legal services advocate for 34 years, passed away Jan. 13, 2024, at the age of 59. PLA said in a statement, "Anita was one of the brightest lights of the Philadelphia legal community, laser-focused on bringing life-changing legal assistance to low-income and vulnerable Philadelphians."
In addition to connections with LASP staff over many years, Anita worked directly with LASP, MidPenn Legal Services and North Penn Legal Services in developing the response to Hurricane Ida in Pennsylvania in 2021. LASP sends our deepest condolences to Anita's family and to the Philadelphia legal community.
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Battle of the 'Burbs softball tournament | |
Sponsors invited! LASP's Inaugural Battle of the 'Burbs softball tourney Saturday, May 18! | |
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Sponsors are invited! The Inaugural Battle of the ’Burbs has been rescheduled for Saturday, May 18, 2024. We look forward to a friendly competition & presenting a new trophy! (Note: The October 2023 event was rained out.)
The competition will take place at Padden Park, 2101 Oakland Drive, Jeffersonville, PA 19403, in West Norriton Township. GPS may say Norristown or Trooper.
The event will feature the Young Lawyers Divisions of the Bucks County Bar Association, Chester County Bar Association, Delaware County Bar Association & Montgomery Bar Association. (You do not have to be a young lawyer to play!)
Thank you to LexisNexis for your sponsorship.
Learn more, sign up to play, & sponsor: lasp.org/softball.
If you have questions, please contact Jennifer Pierce, Pro Bono Director, at jpierce@lasp.org.
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Pro bono news & opportunities | |
Welcoming new Pro Bono Coordinators for Delco & Montco! | |
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Delaware County
CHESTER City - Cassidy Heiserman, LASP Staff Attorney, has been named Delaware County Pro Bono Coordinator. She is based in Chester City, Delaware County. Cassidy steps into the role as Delco pro bono coordinator following the retirement of Thomas Kerstan in December 2023.
She joined LASP in March 2023 and focuses her practice on custody matters and landlord-tenant cases.
“I am excited to become more involved with the Delaware County Bar Association and to work closely with private attorneys, so that together, we can assist as many individuals as possible,” she said.
She can be reached at 610-230-6074 or cheiserman@lasp.org.
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Montgomery County
NORRISTOWN - Melina Dixon, Legal Aid of Southeastern PA Staff Attorney, has been named the new Montgomery County Pro Bono Coordinator. She takes on the pro bono coordinator role in place of Kathryn Palladino, Norristown Managing Attorney.
Melina joined LASP Dec. 1, 2021 as a Staff Attorney based in Norristown. She focuses her practice on elder law, senior wills, healthcare directives and powers of attorney.
“Having the opportunity to work with attorneys and the private bar for various events helps LASP expand our reach and help more clients,” she said. She looks forward to exchanging information about pro bono opportunities and collaborating with the Montgomery Bar Association. “Pro bono attorneys expand our footprint and bring important skills to directly help people in the community who cannot afford an attorney.”
She can be reached at 484-275-0463 or mdixon@lasp.org.
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LASP has multiple volunteer opportunities in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties.
Make 2024 your year to make a difference in your community by helping neighbors with limited incomes and resources gain access to justice.
How to find out more:
- LASP Pro Bono news, events & info on ongoing opportunities: lasp.org/pro-bono
- Sign up for a specific volunteer opportunity: lasp.org/pro-bono-opportunities
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Take a training and consider taking a case outside your regular practice area, and/or watch a webinar on trauma-informed advocacy. To get the password to lasp.org/pro-bono-trainings, contact any LASP pro bono coordinator: jpierce@lasp.org, mreinprecht@lasp.org, bdoyle@lasp.org, cheiserman@lasp.org, or mdixon@lasp.org.
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Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image above
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LASP’s Pro Bono Program presents a virtual CLE training for attorneys, Paralegals & LASP staff. LASP is an accredited CLE provider (CLE credit for attorneys).
Did you know? Pennsylvania’s expanded Clean Slate 3.0 law goes into effect Feb. 12, 2024. For the first time, certain felonies and more misdemeanors can be sealed. Some wait times will be shortened.
Learn how the law will work & consider taking a case that will help a LASP client get a fresh start & improve their access to jobs, education and housing.
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Erica Briant, LASP Director of Community Engagement & Training
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Noelle Gambale, LASP Community Engagement Unit Staff Attorney
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Bucks County pro bono opportunities | |
Volunteers needed Thursdays at 2 p.m. for eviction prevention program in Lower Makefield Township | |
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Pro bono attorneys are invited to volunteer for an eviction prevention program in Bucks County! The hearings take place every Thursday at 2 p.m. at Judge Kronnagel’s MDJ court, located at 31 E. Cleveland Ave., Morrisville, PA 19067. The project is a collaboration between the Bucks County Bar Association Pro Bono Committee, LASP, and the Bucks County Opportunity Council (BCOC), with support from the Bucks County Dept. of Housing & Community Development.
More information: website article. To learn more or sign up, contact Jennifer Pierce at jpierce@lasp.org or Megan Reinprecht at mreinprecht@lasp.org.
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Represent plaintiffs at PFA hearings any Wednesday in Doylestown | |
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DOYLESTOWN - Provide representation for plaintiffs at Protection from Abuse (PFA) hearings, held every Wednesday. CHOOSE ANY DAY(S)! Upcoming dates when volunteers for plaintiffs are especially needed are Wednesday, Feb. 7, 21 & 28, 2024.
LIMITED-SCOPE pro bono opportunity, with no expectation of continued representation beyond the day of volunteer service.
New volunteers can observe PFA Day and learn from staff and current volunteers before committing to provide representation. You do NOT need to be a family law attorney to participate. Hearings are at Bucks County Justice Center, Doylestown.
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To volunteer for plaintiffs, contact Durene McCarty at dmccarty@lasp.org or 215-398-6757.
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Chester County: Volunteer attorneys, paralegals, law students & community members needed for 2024 mobile home project | |
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The 2024 Chester County Mobile Home Tax Reassessment Project will begin in February 2024 and continue through summer. Volunteer opportunities are available for attorneys, paralegals, law students and community members.
Multiple opportunities are available, and you do NOT need to volunteer for all months of the project. Learn more about the project and its impact on our webpage.
To learn more or to volunteer, please contact Brian Doyle, Staff Attorney and Chester County Pro Bono Coordinator, at 484-416-4259 x5210 or bdoyle@lasp.org.
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Delaware County pro bono opportunities | |
April 25: Volunteer attorneys, paralegals & notaries are needed for Senior Legal Clinic in Brookhaven | |
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Volunteers will help low-income seniors draft simple wills, financial powers of attorney and healthcare directives.
Brookhaven Clinic with Rep. Leanne Krueger & Sen. John Kane:
Thursday, April 25, 2024 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Volunteers can sign up for whole or a portion of the clinic.
To learn more or sign up, contact Cassidy Heiserman at 610-230-6074 or cheiserman@lasp.org, or Jennifer Pierce at 610-756-7264 or jpierce@lasp.org.
Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image at right
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Pro bono attorneys needed for multiple practice areas | |
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Make a difference in Delaware County! Pro bono opportunities include no fault, no asset divorces; simple wills, powers of attorney, healthcare directives for seniors; custody (limited scope available); and other civil legal issues low-income individuals face. Your volunteer service improves access to justice.
Divorce
Pro bono volunteers are needed to represent clients in no fault, no asset divorces. The divorces are either by consent or one-year separation and do not involve equitable distribution, custody, support, or fault grounds. Typically, a pro bono volunteer will not need to appear at a court proceeding in these cases.
Custody
Pro bono volunteers are needed to represent clients in custody cases in a limited scope, pursuant to the PA Rules of Professional Conduct and Delaware County’s limited entry of appearance rule. Delaware County's Rule 1012 permits attorneys to withdraw by praecipe after representation at the number of custody conferences agreed to in advance.
To learn more or sign up, please contact Cassidy Heiserman, Staff Attorney & Delaware County Pro Bono Coordinator, at cheiserman@lasp.org. Or register at lasp.org/volunteer-signup.
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Montgomery County pro bono opportunities | |
Feb. 22: CLE on 'Basics of Clean Slate 3.0' at Montgomery Bar Association | |
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NORRISTOWN - Join the Montgomery Bar Association's Criminal Defense & Pro Bono Committees for a CLE, "Basics of Clean Slate 3.0" on Thursday, Feb. 22 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the MBA, 100 W. Airy St., Norristown, PA 19401.
Register through MBA: https://bit.ly/MBA-2-22-2024.
Learn the basics of Pennsylvania's newly expanded Clean Slate law. This CLE will be valuable to any practitioner who has to advise clients on how and in what circumstances criminal records can be sealed.
Whether you are a criminal defense attorney or a volunteer attorney at a record-clearing clinic, this is the CLE for you.
Lunch & registration: 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | CLE: 12-1 p.m.
1 CLE credit, Substantive
- Presenter: Erica Briant, Esq., LASP Director of Community Engagement and Training
- Moderator: Kathryn Palladino, Esq., LASP Norristown Managing Attorney & MBA Pro Bono Committee co-chair
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Ongoing Montco volunteeer opportunities | |
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Divorce cases | Custody cases | Lansdale outreach
More details about each opportunity are at lasp.org/pro-bono, or contact Melina Dixon, Staff Attorney and Montgomery Count Pro Bono Coordinator, at 484-275-0463 or mdixon@lasp.org.
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Eviction prevention in 8 courts across the county as part of EPIC | |
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The Eviction Prevention & Intervention Coalition (EPIC) started in 2017 in one courtroom in Norristown and is currently in eight Magisterial District Justice courtrooms across Montgomery County: three in Norristown, two in Pottstown, and one each in East Norriton, Jenkintown and Lansdale.
Volunteer attorneys appear in court to help those facing eviction. You can specify your courtroom location/day of service, etc. To learn more or volunteer for EPIC, please contact Michelle Dempsky, LASP Staff Attorney & lead attorney with EPIC, at mdempsky@lasp.org.
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ALERT: Montgomery County rent/utility assistance applications closed Jan. 26 | |
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Your Way Home of Montgomery County announced on its Emergency Rent and Utilities Coalition (ERUC) webpage that applications CLOSED Friday, Jan. 26, 2024.
This was the last chance to submit an application for help through ERUC.
As of June 2023, ERUC has provided over $100 million in assistance to 8,300 households.
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Chester County Mobile Home Tax Reassessment Project | |
LASP & United Way of Chester County team up to help Chester County mobile home owners with free tax reassessments | |
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The Chester County Mobile Home Tax Reassessment Project is gearing up for 2024.
A collaboration between LASP and United Way of Chester County, this impactful project provides free tax reassessments. Since 2019, this project has assisted in 1,014 successful appeals and saved each mobile home owner an average of $800+ on their annual taxes. Deadline to apply: Friday, July 12, 2024.
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FEMA Individual Assistance reforms | |
Published Jan. 22, new FEMA reforms seek to improve equity for disaster survivors who apply to the Individual Assistance program | |
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced changes to the Individual Assistance Program for future disasters. The new rules were announced Jan. 19, and published as an interim federal rule on Jan. 22, with a goal to "increase equity by simplifying processes, removing barriers to entry, and increasing eligibility for certain types of assistance" under the program.
Some changes, outlined by Brittanny Perrigue Gomez, Disaster Benefits Team Manager at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, include establishing Serious Needs Assistance and Displacement Assistance, removing loan application requirements, helping underinsured survivors, expanding habitability criteria, making accessibility improvements, removing barriers for late applicants, streamlining Temporary Housing Assistance applications, simplifying the appeals process, and more.
The changes are expected to take effect for new disasters declared on or after March 22, 2024.
Further reading:
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In-person: Bucks County Custody Clinic in Doylestown - Feb. 6 | |
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Tuesday, Feb. 6 from 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
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at LASP's Bristol Office, 1230 Veterans Highway, Suite F-13, Bristol. PA 19007
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Register or learn more about the clinic, contact Carol Wilbur at 215-340-1818.
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Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image at right
BRISTOL - Join LASP at a free Bucks County Custody Clinic. Schedule:
- 9:30 a.m. Intake
- 10-11 a.m. Information session
- 11 a.m. Meet with an attorney for approximately 20 minutes
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In-person: Legal outreach at Community Health & Dental Care in Pottstown - Feb. 7 | |
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POTTSTOWN - LASP will hold a legal outreach at Community Health & Dental Care's Coventry Mall location to discuss how to obtain FREE legal services for civil matters. Eligibility is determined by your monthly income, assets, family size, and other factors. This event is open to the community. You do not need to be a CHDC patient or register to attend!
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Hybrid: Legal Workshops in Exton & virtual - Feb. 7 & 13 | |
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Clean Slate | Wednesday, Feb. 7, 10-11 a.m. | Virtual: bit.ly/clean-slate-2-7-2024 or in-person
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Unemployment Compensation | Tuesday, Feb. 13, 10-11 a.m. | Virtual: https://bit.ly/uc-2-13-2024 or in-person
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at PA CareerLink office, 479 Thomas Jones Way, Suite 500, Exton, PA 19380
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Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image at right
EXTON - A LASP attorney will hold free Legal Workshops. Attend in person or virtually. This workshop series is presented in partnership with LASP, United Way of Chester County, and PA CareerLink of Chester County.
Open to all counties! LASP serves Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties.
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Exton - Feb. 14 | |
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Wednesday, Feb. 14 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
- Also: March 13, April 10, May 8 & June 12, 2024
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at PA CareerLink of Chester County, 479 Thomas Jones Way, Suite 500, Exton, PA 19380
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Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image at right
EXTON - A free legal clinic will be held monthly at PA CareerLink of Chester County. The clinics will be the second Wednesday of the month through June 2024.
To schedule a 30-minute appointment with a LASP attorney, contact Edwina at 610-429-9400, ext. 4115 or ejohnson@uwchestercounty.org.
The clinics are a partnership between LASP, United Way of Chester County's Financial Stability Center, and PA CareerLink of Chester County.
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Lansdale - Feb. 22 | |
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Thursday, Feb. 22 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. (monthly)
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at Manna on Main Street / North Penn Commons, 606 E. Main St., Lansdale, PA 19446
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Flyer (1-page PDF), or click image at right
LANSDALE - LASP will hold a free monthly outreach event at North Penn Commons / Manna on Main Street in Lansdale. Stop by our table!
Have a question? Contact Erika Felpel at 484-275-0672 or efelpel@lasp.org.
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In-person: Upper Darby Legal Aid Outreach - Feb. 24 | |
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Saturday, Feb. 24 & March 23 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
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at Breaking Bread Community Shelter, 107 Long Lane, Upper Darby, PA 19082
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Flyer (1-age PDF), or click image at right
UPPER DARBY - A free legal outreach will be held at Breaking Bread Community Shelter in Upper Darby.
LASP attorneys, working with law students from Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, will provide free legal services for low-income individuals experiencing homelessness.
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In-person: Expungement Clinic in Upper Moreland - March 12 | |
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Tuesday, March 12 at 5:30-7:30 p.m.
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Upper Moreland Library, 109 Park Avenue, Willow Grove, PA 19090
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Flyer (1-page PNG), or click image at right
UPPER MORELAND - Looking to clean up your record? Join us for an expungement clinic hosted by PA Rep. Nancy Guenst, Sen. Maria Collett, the Montgomery County Public Defenders, and Legal Aid of Southeastern PA.
Appointment is required. Call Sen. Collett's office to make an appointment at 215-368-1429. Please provide name and date of birth when making an appointment.
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9th annual MLK Day of Service | |
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DARBY - LASP, in partnership with Sen. Anthony H. Williams (front row, fourth from left) and House Speaker Joanna McClinton (front row, fifth from left), held the ninth annual Expungement Clinic in honor of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on Monday, Jan. 15 at Darby Borough Complex.
LASP attorneys and pro bono attorneys, paralegals and students helped 35 people get a better understanding of their record-sealing options under the new Clean Slate 3.0 which goes into effect Feb. 12, or start the expungement process.
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MBA Annual Business Meeting
BLUE BELL - LASP attorneys at the Montgomery Bar Association Annual Business Meeting Luncheon included (from left): Melina Dixon, Staff Attorney and Montgomery County Pro Bono Coordinator; Jennifer Pierce, Pro Bono Director; Kathryn Palladino, Norristown Managing Attorney; and Michael E. Kelley, Staff Attorney.
The meeting was held Jan. 5 at Blue Bell Country Club.
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LASP Staff-Board Holiday Reception
NORRISTOWN - A Staff-Board Holiday Reception followed the LASP Board of Directors meeting Dec. 13, 2023 at the Montgomery Bar Association. Staff based in Bucks, Chester, Delaware & Montgomery counties were on hand.
Flickr album (13 photos): https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBbUzr
Pictured (from left): Christina Cozzetto, Staff Attorney; Kate Pietragallo, Staff Attorney; Katrina Ihrer, Staff Attorney; Michael Shelton, Board member; Erica Briant, Director of Community Engagement & Training; and John Farrell, Grants Compliance Specialist.
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LASP career opportunities | |
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BRISTOL
- Bristol Managing Attorney
CHESTER City
- City of Chester Staff Attorney
NORRISTOWN
- Norristown Staff Attorney
- Norristown Paralegal
- Helpline Paralegal/Administrative Support Staff
- Executive Administrative Assistant
- Regional Disaster Relief Case Manager
POTTSTOWN
WEST CHESTER
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