HOUSING

 

YOUTH

H-1

Basic Information for Tenants

Y-1

Your Rights with Your Parents or Guardians

H-2

Questions About Renting

Y-2

Child Protection

H-3

Looking for an Apartment

Y-3

Youth Living Away from Home

H-4

Tenant Screening

Y-4

The Rights of Teen Parents

H-5

Roommates

Y-5

Runaways

H-6

Housing Discrimination

Y-6

Student Discipline

H-7

Can I Keep a Pet?

Y-7

When a School Employee Hurts a Student

H-8

Shared Utility Meters

*  Y-8

Helping Your Child Apply for Financial Aid

H-10

Bed Bugs

  Y-9

School Expulsions

H-11

Getting a Landlord to Make Repairs

 

 

H-12

Emergency Repair Problems

 

SENIORS

H-13

Condemnations

*  S-1

Questions About Probate

H-14

When Your Landlord Loses the Building

S-2

Common Questions About Wills

H-15

Protect Your Child from Lead Poisoning

  S-3

Fair Housing for Seniors with Disabilities

H-16

Lead Paint and Tenant’s Rights

*  S-4

Living Trusts

H-17

Lockouts and Shut-offs

*  S-5

Health Care Directives

H-18

Utility Shut-offs When Landlord Owes the Bill

*  S-6

Free Phone Equipment for Disabilities

H-19

A Tenant’s Right to Privacy

*  S-7

Guardianship and Conservatorship

H-20

Renting to Own a Home

S-8

Power of Attorney

H-21

Renter’s Refund

*  S-9

Medicare Extra Help Program

H-22

Housing Rights - Victims of Domestic Violence

* S-10

Medicare Savings Plans

 H-23

Victims of DV:  Right to Break Your Lease

 

 

H-26

Evictions

 

CONSUMER

H-27

Expunging Evictions

C-1

Conciliation Court

H-28

Public Housing Lease Terminations

C-2

If You Are Sued

H-29

Security Deposits

C-3

Your Debt Collection Rights

H-30

Getting Property Back After You Move Out

C-4

Garnishment and Your Rights

 

 

 

C-5

Repossession

 

GOVERNMENT BENEFITS

C-6

Credit Reports

*  G-2

MFIP for Parents Under Age 18

C-7

Top Tips to Save You Money

*  G-3

MFIP: Education and Training

C-8

How to Buy A Used Car

*  G-4

MFIP Employment Plans

C-9

Think Hard About Refinancing

G-5

MFIP for Family Violence Victims

C-10

Protection From Heat Shut-off

*  G-6

MFIP Transition Year Child Care

 C-11

Help with Student Loan Problems

*  G-7

Getting MFIP After the 5 Year Limit

C-12

Your Rights in Foreclosure

*  G-8

MFIP Overpayments

 

 

 

*  G-9

Diversionary Work Program (DWP)

 

FAMILY

* G-10

Family Stabilization Services (FSS)

F-1

Getting Child Support

G-11

SSI Appeals

F-2

Now That I Have Child Support

G-12

SSI Overpayments

F-3

Paternity and Child Custody

 G-18

MSA and Emergency MSA

F-4

Parenting Time (Visitation)

G-19

Emergency General Assistance

F-5

Orders For Protection

G-20

Expedited Food Stamp Service

*  F-7

Indian Child Welfare Act

* G-21

Food Stamp Work Rules

F-8

Guardians Ad Litem

G-24

Welfare Fraud Hearings

 

 

 

 G-25

Welfare Appeals

 

EMPLOYMENT

 

 

 

E-1

Wage Claims

 

TAX (for tax year 2008)

E-2

Unemployment Benefits

T-1

Tax Refunds for People with Low Incomes

E-3

Worker’s Comp/ If You Get Hurt at Work

T-2

Advance Earned Income Tax Credits

E-4

Job Status and Your Rights

T-3

Don’t Give Away Your Tax Refund

E-5

When Can I Be Fired?

  * T-4

Common Tax Scams

E-6

Leave From Work

T-5

When They Keep Your Tax Refund

E-7

Your Job: Checks, Med & Drug Tests etc.

 * T-6

Can I Claim a Child on My Tax Return?

E-8

Personnel Records (Your Job File)

* T-7

Tax Rules: Adoption, Foster Care & Relatives

E-10

Job Discrimination and Harassment at Work

 

 

 

 

 

 

      Immigration fact sheets listed on next page…..

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IMMIGRATION

 

I-1

Becoming a US Citizen

I-5

Immigration Warnings

I-2

Public Benefits for Non-Citizens

I-6

Reporting Your Change of Address to Immigration

I-3

Right to an Interpreter

I-7

Immigration Bonds

I-4

Now That You Are a Resident – Warnings, Rights, Responsibilities

 

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