Tenants and landlords in Central, Southside and Western Tidewater Virginia who need help applying for the Virginia Rent Relief Program now have a toll-free number to call to receive that help: (866) 995-5595. Virginia Legal Aid Society operates the toll-free line....
A new online interactive guided app helps Virginia tenants and landlords determine whether they are eligible for COVID-related rental assistance, Virginia Legal Aid Society (VLAS) announced today. The app can be found at bit.ly/VaRentRelief or by visiting Virginia...
Virginia Legal Aid Society thanks the members of our Lynchburg Pro Bono Task Force, who have volunteered to take on additional cases to help some of our clients obtain divorces in the coming months. The Task Force members are: David Bice, Mark Burgin, Mary Chamberlin,...
Amy Disel Allman, Director of Advocacy for Virginia Legal Aid Society (VLAS), Managing Attorney of the VLAS Foreclosure Prevention & Consumer Protection Project, and VLAS representative within the ACES Justice Project of the Virginia Legal Aid Community,...
Low income individuals and families in Virginia and across the nation may be eligible to receive temporary federal assistance to pay for broadband internet services in the near future, thanks to a program designed to help people during the COVID-19 crisis. “If you...
Virginia Legal Aid Society, Inc. (VLAS) will establish an office in Martinsville-Henry County to provide legal and advocacy support for residents through a three-year grant of $300,000 from The Harvest Foundation. Sheryl Agee, impact officer and team leader at The...
Virginia Legal Aid Society has created a six-person Domestic Violence Project dedicated to meeting the civil legal needs of domestic violence victims in Central, Southside and Western Tidewater Virginia. “In our last strategic planning process in 2017, we learned that...
Did the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles suspend your driver’s license because of unpaid court cost or fines? If so, the DMV will reinstate your driver’s license. If the DMV reinstates your license, you will be able to drive again. Starting Monday (July, 1,...
Prepared by the Virginia Legal Aid Society, May 2019[1] Introduction The purpose of this report is to evaluate and respond to data regarding residential evictions in Lynchburg, Virginia and surrounding counties. Evictions cause severe, long-term consequences for...
Robert “Robin” C. Wood III, a pioneer in the Lynchburg Bar Association’s ambitious efforts to support pro bono work, was honored by Virginia Legal Aid Society with its annual Pro Bono Award today. Wood was a charter member of the Lynchburg Task Force that spearheaded...
Virginia Legal Aid Society, Liberty University School of Law and the Lynchburg Bar Association are scheduled to present the 2019 Regional Pro Bono Summit on Friday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Summit will bring together area lawyers for four classes on pro...
Virginia Legal Aid Society today presented the Joel C. Cunningham, Sr. Award to Judge Richard S. Blanton. VLAS created the award in 2016 to honor those who have strongly promoted access to justice in Virginia’s Tenth Judicial Circuit. The award is named after Judge...
Virginia Legal Aid Society wants you to be safe as the major storm Florence approaches landfall. Here is some information that might help you, particularly if your home or workplace suffers damage in the storm: FEMA can provide assistance for home owners and tenants...
On Tuesday, November 14, at 7:30 p.m. the Longwood University Jazz Ensemble will present a free concert to benefit Virginia Legal Aid Society at Jarman Auditorium on the Longwood campus. Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend. Doors will open at 7...
Facing Eviction, a documentary about COVID’s impact on evictions, will premiere tonight on PBS stations. The documentary will also be able to stream at pbs.org/frontline.
VLAS is dedicated to helping tenants and landlords find alternatives to eviction.
We are eager to learn about the needs of low-income people in the communities we serve. Please take our short survey here tinyurl.com/VLASsurvey2022 by May 2 to let us know what you think. We will use your feedback to guide our strategic plan for the next five years. pic.twitter.com/8yZHc0nCNE
Due to the current surge of COVID-19, the Farmville & Suffolk offices of Virginia Legal Aid Society will be closed to the public until Jan. 24. Staff will still be working, phones will still be answered, and clients will still be seen by appointment. See vlas.org
@JoelAchenbach@ScienceMagazine Great piece! Almost miraculous job of balancing the need to present a narrative and the need to explain assorted branches (the lab/not lab origin debate, the controversy over US research funding, the politics)
Starting Monday, August 30, our Suffolk office will be open to the public weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For those applying for our free legal services, our LawLine intake system (1-866-534-5243) remains open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. pic.twitter.com/BJzGKx7Xkd
Tenants and landlords in Central, Southside and Western Tidewater Virginia who need help applying for the Virginia Rent Relief Program now have a toll-free number to call to receive that help: (866) 995-5595.
vlas.org/virginians-hav…
Our thanks to The News and Advance for its attention to the continuing problems at James Crossing Apartments in Lynchburg. We represent several tenants in the complex and have been fighting to improve conditions there.
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