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This page is for listing all of the public meetings that we are aware of. It is most definitely not a complete list! Please verify the times and agenda for yourself.
If you think there are meetings that would be useful in anyway to the flood victims, we would be happy to post them here.
Final Legal Clinic Scheduled in Hancock County
Thursday, November 29, 2007
The legal aid offices of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO), along with the Findlay-Hancock County Bar Association, continue their series of free, legal clinics for individuals most affected by the August flooding. The final Legal Clinic is scheduled for Wednesday, December 19 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Family Center, 1800 North Blanchard Street in Findlay. Registration is suggested but not requi red. Call the ABLE office toll-free at 866-837-8832 to register for the free legal clinic.
Volunteer attorneys will be on hand to provide brief, legal advice to eligible flood victims for their individual issues. Those who need full service, legal assistance from ABLE or LAWO will be assessed for eligibility at the meeting, while others will be directed to community volunteer lawyers who are available on a pro bono basis.
For additional information, contact Patricia J. Robb at 419/930-2517 (work), 419/350-6017 (cell), or probb@ablelaw.org
ABLE and LAWO are a non-profit law firms that provides free legal assistance in civil matters to low-income individuals and groups in a 32-county area of northwest and west central Ohio.
Contact:
Patricia J.Robb, Communications Director
Adovcates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO
Phone: (419) 930-2517
E-Mail: probb@ablelaw.org
Habitat for Humanity Chapter is forming in Putnam County
The next meeting for Putnam County Habitat is Thursday, March 6, 2008 at 7:00 PM at the Ottawa Presbyterian Church, 150 North Oak Street. We will be moving from the formation of the steering committee to the formation of a Board and the supporting committees. Everyone is welcome to attend.
(old information)
Habitat For Humanity is having a meeting at the
Presbyterian Church, 150 N. Oak St. Ottawa, OH
7:00PM on Thursday November 15, 2007.
Discussion will include follow-up of funding needed ($2,000) to start a Habitat Group in Putnam County. Will also discuss the necessary schooling needed for the executive committee. This is a 4 hour course that can be done on-line. Contact Judge Basinger if you have any questions--419-350-8513.
Habitat for Humanity is an international non-profit organization committed to construction of new or renovated housing for individuals and families not able to enter into the housing market. Volunteers work with the homeowner family to build housing with the assistance of donated money and materials. potential homeowners are screened to insure payment of manageable mortgage. For more information, contact 419-523-3694 or 419-350-8513. Churches, volunteer organizations and interested individuals are invited to send representatives.
Legal aid clinics for flood victims
The legal aid offices of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO), along with the Findlay-Hancock County Bar Association, continue their series of free, legal clinics for individuals most affected by the August flooding. A Legal Clinic is scheduled for Wednesday, November 14 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Family Center, 1800 North Blanchard Street in Findlay. Registration is suggested but not required. Call the ABLE office toll-free at 866-837-8832 to register for the free legal clinics.
Volunteer attorneys will be on hand to provide brief, legal advice to eligible flood victims for their individual issues. Those who need full service, legal assistance from ABLE or LAWO will be assessed for eligibility at the meeting, while others will be directed to community volunteer lawyers who are available on a pro bono basis.
ABLE and LAWO are a non-profit law firms that provides free legal assistance in civil matters to low-income individuals and groups in a 32-county area of northwest and west central Ohio.
For additional information, contact Patricia J. Robb, Communications Director, at 419-930-2517 or 419-350-6017 or probb@ablelaw.org
Legal aid clinics for flood victims
The legal aid offices of Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE)and Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO), along with other community agencies, will host a series of free, legal clinics for individuals in Putnam County most affected by the flooding and who are facing potential legal issues.
The following topics will be covered at upcoming clinics (note: topics may change based on the needs of the flood victims).
Thursday, October 18 - Dealing with Foreclosure and Insurance and Mortgage Company Issues
Most home owner's insurance covers a number of weather related damage, but few policies cover flood damage. People with questions about their insurance policy and what is covered should bring a copy of their policy to the clinic. People with questions about their mortgage are also encouraged to attend and bring copies of their mortgage papers.
The free legal aid clinics will include informational presentations each hour, at 4:15 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. Volunteer attorneys will also be on hand to provide legal advice to flood victims for their individual issues. Those individuals who need full service legal assistance from ABLE or LAWO will be assessed for eligibility at the meeting, while others will be directed to community volunteer lawyers who are available on a pro bono basis. Future meetings will be announced.
For additional information, contact Patricia J. Robb, Communications Director, at 419-930-2517 or 419-350-6017 or probb@ablelaw.org
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