This week we would like to share our Pride flier that includes community resources, a 2023 legislative update, and civil legal organizations that work to protect the rights of LGBTQI+ folks. We had a great time at the Missoula Pride parade. We will also be at the Billings and Helena Pride parades. Come say hi! …
In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, we are sharing signs of elder abuse provided by the National Center on Elder Abuse. To learn more, visit ncea.acl.gov. Physical Signs of Elder Abuse Dehydration or weight loss Missing daily living aids Unexplained injuries, bruises, cuts, or sores Unattended medical needs Unsanitary living …
For the first time in three years, since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, federal health officials are allowing Montana and other states to reevaluate residents’ Medicaid eligibility and remove ineligible people from the public health insurance program. The process — which began in April and is slated to end in January 2024 — is …
Debt collectors have different rights depending on if they have a court judgment against you. Without a court judgment, a debt collector can only send you letters, emails, or texts about the debt. They can’t force you to pay back a debt they say you owe. When a debt collector has a court judgment …
The Montana Legal Services Association has started a program to help young attorneys get started on a path to success – becoming community leaders, run socially conscious law firms, and maintain sustainable businesses. The Rural Incubator Program for Lawyers creates a way for new attorneys to start their careers by helping connect them to rural …
Read the court paperwork to figure out your deadline to answer. Renters who have been served with eviction papers from the court now only have FIVE business days to file a written Answer with the court. Download, print, and fill out the free court forms from MontanaLawHelp.org. File your written Answer with the Clerk …
Here is how it works: 1. Go to doubledollarsmt.com/location to find a participating market near you. 2. Once you are at the market, visit the information booth. 3. Swipe your EBT card to get market tokens to spend on SNAP-eligible foods. 4. Ask for FREE Double SNAP Dollar tokens to buy fruits and veggies- up …
A Living Will states a person’s wishes when the person is suffering from an “incurable or irreversible condition”. For example, if someone was in a car accident and suffered major trauma, a living will can tell medical providers whether or not the person would like to go on life support. A Health Care Power of …
Free Fishing Mother’s Day Weekend is May 13-14! By Montana law, each year on Mother’s Day and Father’s Day weekends any person (resident or nonresident) may fish within the state without a fishing license. You do need to keep a few things keep in mind. Folks do need to follow the seasons, restrictions and bag …
Do you know when Victims’ Rights start? Victims’ Rights start, or activate, when the criminal behavior occurs (yes, even before speaking with law enforcement). Victims’ Rights do change dynamically as the criminal justice process plays out. You can schedule a time for an intake appointment with the MLSA Crime Victim Group Navigator at https://ncvli.youcanbook.me/
