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Kathryn McIntyre

December 17, 2020

HELP304

More and more resources are popping up to provide assistance to the public during the pandemic, HELP304 is one that was recently shared by the Family Resource Network of the Eastern Panhandle. This resource is a statewide resource.

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Katie Marcum

December 10, 2020

The Financial Opportunity Center and Digital Navigator Program

Residents of Randolph, Barbour, Tucker, Upshur, and Lewis Counties now have access to more resources to learn about securing their financial security and increase their opportunities to access and develop technology-related skills.

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Kathaleen Carpenter

December 03, 2020

National Veterans and Military Families Month

Military families know what it is like to serve. They are the backbone of the military. The sacrifice and duty involved in service to the nation by military families is often overlooked by civilians. Over two million children have parents who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan alone.

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Marie Bechtel

September 25, 2020

Getting Your Driver’s License Back while Owing Court Fines & Fees

On July 1, 2020, HB 4958 went into effect, creating a way to set up a payment plan to get your driver’s license back while paying off court fines and fees!

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Elizabeth Wehner

September 17, 2020

Legal Aid helps with unemployment benefits!

Are you experiencing problems getting unemployment benefits? If you became unemployed in 2020, you may be having problems getting your benefits. Legal Aid of West Virginia has many resources online if you have questions about unemployment compensation.

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Chris Martin

September 10, 2020

Protecting Your Personal Information in an Internet Connected World

In a world where more and more devices and services are interconnected, it may seem impossible to keep your personal information secure. With a little preparation and knowledge, you can actually do a lot to protect this important information.

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Laura Martin

September 05, 2020

Huntington Opioid Abuse Services

It’s no secret that Huntington is a community struggling with severe opioid abuse, and, as a result, sees above-average rates of drug use, overdose deaths, and drug-dependent newborns. Below are three of our most well-known community partners and the services they provide.

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David Estep

August 13, 2020

Recent Changes in Expungement Law

Are you in need of an expungement of convictions in the state of West Virginia? Are you afraid that your out of state convictions will get in the way? In the past few years, the West Virginia legislature has reformed the way West Virginia handles expungements and has made it easier for people to get expungements of criminal convictions in the state of West Virginia.

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Clinton Adams

July 23, 2020

Divorce Informational Videos

Due to COVID-19 concerns, our offices are closed to the public and all family law clinics have been cancelled. Although these classes are cancelled, our website has videos to assist you in completing your divorce packet and it comes with legal information that can help you better understand the law as it relates to filing your divorce.

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Carey Flanagan

July 17, 2020

MODIFY Program

In the State of West Virginia, there is a big need for foster families. Recently while doing research on community support programs, I learned about a program called MODIFY.

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