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Free Legal Aid Available For Sandy Victims

Editor’s Note: This article was written and submitted by Rich Jacques.

Free legal consultation for all Nassau County residents affected by superstorm Sandy is being made available by the Nassau County Bar Association this month.

One-on-one appointments are currently being scheduled for two sessions - Nov. 19 and Nov. 26.  

Volunteer attorney's will be on hand at the Nassau County Bar Association offices, located at the corner of 15th Street and West Street in Mineola, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3-7 p.m for help with a variety of subjects related to the storm including:

  • Homeowner, flood, property damage, automobile insurance claims
  • Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance and grants
  • Debt deferral
  • Bankruptcy
  • Consumer protection issues
  • Landlord-tenant issues
  • Assistance in dealing with lenders to avoid foreclosure
  • Health,disability,personal injury,post-traumatic stress issues
  • Pro bono alternative dispute resolution (mediation and arbitration) for neighbor disputes arising from the storm

Bilingual attorneys are available upon request. Call 516-747-4070 to set an appointment.

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Zach T May 17, 2013 at 07:20 pm
The School board is a bunch of morons if they want to remove this designation! There were 0 problemsRead More like this when Malucci was in office, this new superintendent is a waste of space, money, and cares more about his own paycheck then our kids! Between school security, and now this, I motion that we get rid of that skell!
Dr. Kim Lurie May 16, 2013 at 12:54 pm
Bless you, Anthony. And though I know ultimately the "Judge" will have to be heldRead More accountable by a higher authority...those of us who do this work, have not forgotten nor will we allow the system to forget what her role in this travesity was.
Anthony Merlo May 16, 2013 at 10:24 am
Thank you for this wonderful article on a good man pushed to the brink. I appriciate the fact thisRead More came form the heart and did not hold back. As Sacristan at Cure of Ars, I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Rich (as I called him) for some time. He was a man of faith and a pleasure to see. Always with a smile and kind word, you would never know what was going on the way he acted. This was a wonderful and insightful article. It is heartbreaking to think that where there was once love between 2 people, things got to the point where one persons life was destroyed by those who could and did for no apparent reason other than having the ability to do so. God will have mercy on Dr. Rich and the ex-wife and "Judge" should pray for the same given their actions.
helen turner May 13, 2013 at 07:58 am
i did forget to mention my maiden name - McKinney - there might be an old timer or two who mightRead More remember the McKinney family - my father was an artist who many people knew
Michael Ganci (Editor) May 12, 2013 at 11:19 am
Happy to help! MG