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Upcoming Clinics, Events, and Legal Help Resources: January 2023
New Medicare Enrollment Rule as per January 2023
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Upcoming Community Legal Help Project dates
Our Community Legal Help Project will be at the Brentwood Public Library and the Middle Country Public Library (Centereach) on the below dates. Appointments are preferred but walk-ins are welcome. To make an appointment or for other legal issues not listed, please call our hotline at (631) 822-3272.
For January at the Brentwood Public Library (34 Second Ave., Brentwood, NY 11717):
Tuesday 1/10/23 2-5pm
- Attorney(s) will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family or Criminal related legal issues.
- Attorney will be available to see Suffolk residents over 60 in the areas of housing and utility issues, income/nutrition/benefits, health/long-term care, and advanced care directives, and consumer-related legal issues.
Tuesday 1/17/23 2-5pm-
- Attorney(s) will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family or Criminal related legal issues.
Tuesday 1/24/23 2-5pm-
- Attorney(s) will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family or Criminal related legal issues.
Tuesday 1/31/23 2-5pm
- Attorney(s) will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family, Criminal, Immigration, or bankruptcy-related legal issues.
For January at Middle Country Public Library in Centereach (101 Eastwood Blvd., Centereach 11720):
Thursday 1/5/23 3-6pm
- Attorney will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family or Criminal related legal issues.
Thursday 1/12/23 3-6pm
- Attorney(s) will be available to see Suffolk residents on Family, Criminal, bankruptcy and mortgage foreclosure-related legal questions.
Thursday 1/19/23 3-6pm
- Attorney will be available to see Suffolk residents over 60 in the areas of housing and utility issues, income/nutrition/benefits, health/long-term care, and advanced care directives, and consumer-related legal issues.
Click here to access our General Flyer, and click here to access our January 2023 Flyer.
The Community Legal Help Project is seeking volunteer attorneys with experience in matrimonial, family, and immigration law to give half-hour consultations during our library hours. If you are interested, please email us today!