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Massachusetts Justice Project - Holyoke
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Main Program:
Massachusetts Justice Project Director:Guy Lescault Address:57 Suffolk Street, 4th floor, Holyoke, Massachusetts 01040 |
Main Phone:
(413) 533-2660; (800) 639-1209; (888) 429-8989 Fax:(413) 535-1776 Website: |
The Massachusetts Justice Project is a federally funded legal services hotline. We provide legal advice in only the following matters: landlord and tenant issues, evictions, divorce and custody cases, domestic violence, foreclosure, debt collection and bankruptcy, employment, and the termination or denial government benefits such as welfare or veterans benefits, SSI or social security, unemployment, section 8 and public housing, food stamps, mass health and Medicare. In some cases, we may be able to refer your legal problem to a lawyer for more extended service but in most cases we provide only advice and/or written self-help materials. To receive any such assistance, you must be low income.
Intake Notes:Intake Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 am - 4 pm; Friday 9:30 am to 1 pm
Area Served:Berkshire County, Franklin County, Hampden County, Hampshire County
Priorities:Consumer, Education, Employment Law Issues, Family Law/Domestic Violence, Foreclosure, Health/Disability/Mental Health, Housing, Public Benefits (including TAFDC, EA, EAEDC, Food Stamps/SNAP), SSI/SSDI, Trust and Estates/Probate, Unemployment Compensation Benefits
Languages:Portuguese, Spanish
Massachusetts Justice Project - Worcester
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Main Program:
Massachusetts Justice Project Director:Guy Lescault Address:405 Main Street, Suite 300, Worcester, Massachusetts 01608 |
Main Phone:
(508) 831-9888; (800) 639-1209; (888) 427-8989 Fax:(508) 831-0736 Website: |
The Massachusetts Justice Project is a federally funded legal services hotline. We provide legal advice in only the following matters: landlord and tenant issues, evictions, divorce and custody cases, domestic violence, foreclosure, debt collection and bankruptcy, employment, and the termination or denial government benefits such as welfare or veterans benefits, SSI or social security, unemployment, section 8 and public housing, food stamps, mass health and Medicare. In some cases, we may be able to refer your legal problem to a lawyer for more extended service but in most cases we provide only advice and/or written self-help materials. To receive any such assistance, you must be low income.
Intake Notes:Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 am - 4 pm; Friday 9:30 am to 1 pm
Area Served:Worcester County
Priorities:Consumer, Employment Law Issues, Family Law/Domestic Violence, Foreclosure, Health/Disability/Mental Health, Housing, Public Benefits (including TAFDC, EA, EAEDC, Food Stamps/SNAP), SSI/SSDI, Trust and Estates/Probate, Unemployment Compensation Benefits
Languages:Portuguese, Spanish