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Vanessa Beam

May 14, 2018

Social Security Survivor Benefits for Children of a Deceased Person

Considering the number of opioid-related deaths in West Virginia, inquiries about survivor benefits for children have become more frequent. Determining potential eligibility for survivor benefits involves ‘Social Security Math,’ something far different from good old-fashioned arithmetic.

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Stephanie Coleman

April 26, 2018

LITC we get the job done…

Low Income Taxpayer Clinics and Legal Aid of WV can help with Tax Court. The mission of the United States Tax Court is to provide a national forum to expeditiously resolve disputes between taxpayers and the IRS.

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Marie Bechtel

April 19, 2018

Ask-a-Lawyer Clinic at the Beckley VA Medical Center

On the first Wednesday of each month, the Beckley office of LAWV is pleased to host an Ask-a-Lawyer clinic at our local VA Medical Center.

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Angela White

April 12, 2018

Harrison County United Way Partnership

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This year, the Clarksburg Office of Legal Aid of West Virginia received a grant from the Harrison County United Way to hire part-time attorney, Molly Russell, to represent victims of domestic violence at Domestic Violence Protection Hearings.

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Elizabeth Wehner

April 05, 2018

Kinship Care Relationships and Possible Benefits

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Are you taking care of a relative’s child? You could be eligible for support benefits!

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Mike Prascik

March 29, 2018

Committee on Regional Training (CORT) in Wheeling

Recently, Wheeling hosted CORT’s Basic Lawyer Skills Training (BLST), a three-day seminar aimed at helping newer advocates develop litigation skills from client interviewing to trial, and including motion practice, written discovery and depositions, and negotiation.

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Clinton Adams

March 22, 2018

Social Security Administration Reviewing Additional Eric Conn Cases

In February 2018, the Social Security Administration announced that they would be reviewing nearly 2000 additional cases of persons who were former clients of disgraced Kentucky attorney Eric Conn.

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Bill Albert

March 01, 2018

West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services

I wanted to highlight a program BHA Unit staff have utilized regularly that would be beneficial for everyone to know about. The West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS) has 30 offices across WV and is the state’s primary vocational rehabilitation resource for individuals with disabilities who desire to become employed.

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Roy Herzbach

February 08, 2018

West Virginia Aging and Disability Network (ADRN)

One of the key programs we partner with is the West Virginia Aging and Disability Network (ADRN).

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Devin True

February 01, 2018

Public Presentations On Legal Topics

Legal Aid performed a needs assessment and determined that unfamiliarity with the law had negative consequences for many West Virginians. To address this issue one of the goals of our strategic plan is the development of public presentations providing legal information on subjects not otherwise routinely provided to the general public.

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