I live in the city of Merced, California. I am threatened with eviction, and I expect Covid-19 difficulties. I need a lawyer to help me with deportation assistance. I am disabled, have a low income and would appreciate legal assistance. We provide free legal assistance to low-income families and individuals in the San Joaquin Valley.Our Service Consumers – The consumer team works to preserve, protect and enhance the income and wealth of our client community. CCLS is looking for litigation that will have a positive impact on our client community, and we empower our clients through awareness and education throughout our service area. CCLS helps customers protect themselves from fraud and unfair business practices. CCLS protects and preserves the rights of taxpayers, debtors and consumers. The CCLS protects seniors from physical, mental and financial exploitation and helps them prepare for difficult health and estate planning decisions. CCLS also ensures that labour and labour laws are followed and enforced fairly. Family and Immigration Education – The mission of the Family and Immigration Team is to protect the safety of our client community. CCLS protects victims of domestic violence and their children, as well as the elderly and/or dependent adults, from physical, mental, emotional and financial exploitation by preparing and filing injunctions with the court.
Victims can attend their hearings and receive permanent injunctions. CCLS also helps Fresno County residents obtain curatorship letters through a monthly clinic. CCLS is also able to assist victims of certain crimes in applying for and approving U visas and/or beaten spouses or children of lawful U.S. citizens/permanent residents through the work of two accredited representatives of the Immigration Appeals Board. First, these applicants receive a work permit while meeting certain residency criteria, and finally, with the help of CCLS, they receive Legal Permanent Residence (LPR) status. In this process, these people will be empowered to move from undocumented to legal status and will be able to live and work in the United States without worries. Health – CCLS has a new line of health law advice at 1-800-675-8001 to help individuals and families maintain their health insurance, including Medi-Cal and Covered California; deny denial of health services and prevent disruptions in care; and troubleshoot and resolve billing issues. The health care team advises and represents people for free and regardless of their income or wealth. The CCLS does not help with medical malpractice claims, workers` compensation cases, and death rights situations. CCLS is a proud member of the Health Consumer Alliance (HCA). The HCA is a netowrk of ten consumer assistance programs run by community legal advisory organizations throughout the state of California. The HCA provides nationwide policy advocacy to address systemic health issues affecting Californians.
Housing – The housing team is made up of lawyers and paralegals who support and advise tenants in Fresno, Merced, Tulare, Kings, Mariposa and Tuolumne counties. CCLS focuses primarily on housing issues between landlords and tenants. Due to the impending nature of the landlord-tenant defense, CCLS prioritizes our resources to keep families and individuals in their homes by avoiding eviction. This can be achieved through a variety of methods, including but not limited to education about tenants` rights and obligations, negotiation, and representation. Public Benefits – Central California Legal Services provides assistance in obtaining and maintaining state and federal public benefits such as Social Security, CalWorks, CalFresh, general assistance, and home support services for individuals residing in Fresno, Kings, Mariposa, Merced, Tulare, and Tuolumne counties. CCLS provides a wide range of free public services to eligible low-income individuals and groups in the Central Valley and the foothills of the Sierra. My son had an annual lease with his landlord that ended in September 2021. We assume that my son has automatically had a monthly contract since September, as my son has not received an annual lease or has not signed a new annual lease as the landlord is trying to sell the house. My son just received a notice from the landlord that the rent is increasing by $100. Is it legal? Thank you, Rose 1640 N St #200 Merced, CA – 95340 Phone number: (209) 723-1315 Covid-19 pandemic Difficulties Rent, care and facilitation of evictions I may need help with child custody and the possibility of alimony. Haven Women`s Center (209) 524-4331619 13th St, Ste IModesto, CA 95354Criminal, Divorce and Family Senior Law Project, Inc. (209) 577-38141314 G StreetModesto, CA 95453Elder The owner will not fix a hole in the ceiling and black mold Have you ever used this desk for anything? What were you thinking? 1640 «N» Street, Suite 200 Merced, CA 95340 United States of America.