Atlanta Legal Aid

Provides free civil legal help to low-income people across metro Atlanta through offices, clinics and courts.

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Learn with Legal Aid! Basics in Bankruptcy Join Legal Aid’s Nowmee Shehab for an informative webinar on bankruptcy in GeNov 5Learn with Legal Aid!Basics in Bankruptcy Join Legal Aid’s Nowmee Shehab for an informative webinar on bankruptcy in Georgia. In this session, we will differentiate between the types of bankruptcy available to consumers, identify the key financial indicators that signal the right time to file, and discuss the short- and long-term financial consequences of filing for bankruptcy. The session is live! Come prepared with your questions for the Q&A portion. Please note: No personal questions will be answered during this session in order to keep the presentation general and to protect viewers' personal information from becoming public. In this session, we will: ➡️Differentiate between the types of bankruptcy available to consumers, ➡️Identify the key financial indicators that signal the right time to file, and ➡️Discuss the short- and long-term financial consequences of filing for bankruptcy. Register here: https://bit.ly/4xQTq29
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Atlanta Legal Aid has made a difference for over 100 years. Five counties. 75 lawyers. 700 volunteers. Nearly 21,000 cases. Every year.

Since 1924, Atlanta Legal Aid Society has offered free civil legal aid for low income people across metro Atlanta. With five neighborhood offices, three offices in Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospitals, a medical-legal partnership at Grady Hospital, courthouse partnerships in four counties, a variety of self-help clinics and countless community education programs, Legal Aid lawyers and volunteers reach tens of thousands of people annually. Our attorneys, staff and volunteers assist over 20,000 people each year with their legal issues.

Safe, decent and affordable housing is fundamental to building community. Legal Aid works across metro Atlanta and the state to help people to maintain the homes they have, to increase access to affordable housing and to improve conditions in which people live in order to help communities thrive.

Consumers often have difficulty navigating the complexity of laws and regulations established to protect them. Legal Aid lawyers fight predatory debt collectors, unfair and illegal collection practices, and other practices that threaten our clients’ economic stability.

Downtown, Atlanta, GA

Based in
Downtown, Atlanta
Founded
1942
EIN
58-0568691
  • Justice
  • Housing

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