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Legal assistance to individuals and families affected by cancer, to cope with legal, financial and medical issues, and to plan for the future of the family through the course of the illness and afterwards. Appointment not necessary. (631)232-2400
Phone: 436-1006 or 800-333-4374
Statewide operates a toll free hospital patient’s rights HOTLINE for New Yorkers of all ages. Advocates for seniors and publishes a bi-monthly newspaper, Senior Action.
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Intended to allow parties involved in a Small Claims proceedings to settle more quickly and with greater ay in the process. Mediation can help find a resolution that the parties themselves choose.
These agreements are enforceable by the referring court, happen quickly, and offer flexibility and satisfaction unique to the mediation process. The process is strictly voluntary, and offers both claimants and respondents an option they might not previously have been aware of.
Services Provided : Assisting and advocating for our county's residents aged 60 and over, and their caregivers, through programs and services designed to promote health, safety, dignity, and independence.Services include Caregiver support, Educational, Emergency, Employment Placement & Training, Energy Assistance, Legal, Financial, Health&Nutrition, Long Term Care insurance information/HIICAP, Information/Referral Case management, EISEP personal care services, Transportation, Volunteer Opportunities, Home Delivered Meals, congregate meals, loan closet for small medical items, loan closet for hearing enhancing devices. Ombudsman advocate program.
Legal Services When it comes to protecting your rights and ensuring proper resolution of legal issues, nobody should have to go it alone. Yates OFA’s Legal Services program refers its customers to Legal Assistance of Western New York, where they can access legal representation on rights, benefits, and issues regarding civil law.
Accredited agency to process, file, and represent clients before the United States Citizens Immigration Services (USCIS). Immigration counselors advocate on behalf of clients and work closely with Catholic Legal Immigration Network which provides court representation. Cases include naturalization, relative petitions, political asylum, visa extensions, work authorizations, and H-1 Visas. No one is turned away due to inability to pay. United Way Agency;Immigration/Naturalization Legal Services;Refugees/Entrants/Asylees;Naturalization Support/Legal Services;Legal Services;Immigrant Visa Application Filing Assistance;Immigrant Rights Groups;Immigrant Community;Immigration Issues;Legal Representation;Advocacy;Resident Aliens (631)789-5210;(800)566-7636 (NYS Immigration Hotline)
The RCIL Ombudsman Program advocates for persons in nursing and adult homes in Otsego County. NYS certified volunteers visit homes weekly to help with questions or concerns on behalf of residents, family, and staff.
An attorney offers legal services two days a week for immigrants, regardless of legal status, for those who have problems with housing issues and employment issues unpaid wages, overtime, harrasment, etc. Call for details
As a victim of crime, you have rights within the legal system.
Some of the services include: New York State Crime Victims Compensation Application Assistance; Court Assistance; Post Sentence Assistance; Support and Crisis Referrals.
Referrals are provided to counseling agencies, housing programs, legal aid, emergency food referrals, support groups for victims, and other community resources.
Priority is given to fair hearings for Medicaid, SSI, public assistance, and food stamps. Income levels apply