Community Legal Aid SoCal - Main Office

I assisted my elder neighbor years ago. Perhaps it is similar now. 1. We called Legal Aid and inquired for help with Bankruptcy. 2. They cleared her income and address as eligible for services. 3. We were attended a Bankruptcy Workshop. 4. Clients sat around a table; Given an overview of the process. A thick packet titled Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. 5. Clients had a list of debts they owed; last letters from debtors. 6. All filled it out papers together, line by line, informally, each casually asking questions as needed, until we reached the end, understood attachments & ID required and which debts are eligible (student loans Not). 7. Gathered their papers, attachments, income verification and fee waivers took it to the Federal Court to file. 8. A letter arrived probably a month+ later with a date and time of hearing. 9. The SHOCKER: It was 100% painless, took all of 5 minutes. The gavel sounded and then it's over. The court knows. They've been doing this a long time!

Hello Ms. Housepain, please call our Intake and Assessment Hotline telephone number, 800-834-5001. They can determine your eligibility for our services, which are free of charge if you qualify.

Yes they can plus Courts have a Help Room I went to both.

Mu suggestion is to call a paralegal that handles divorces. Providing niether of you have property your disputing over or child custody. Uf you both jyst want a clean split, a paralegal can file the paperwork to the court for you. You may not even have to go coury at all. Community legal aid may able to help you with this. They do not however handle litigation Many blessings

I like your spirit. Anybody who wants to sue a corporation especially a insurance Company will be needing alot more than legal aid. I have no idea what the problem is but good luck with that.

Dear Ms. Brand, You can call our Hotline. The number is 1-800-834-5001.

Best to call make an appointment cuz they will just make you an appointment if you just show up.

We cannot answer legal questions in this forum or any type of social media. Please contact our Intake and Assessment Hotline at 800-834-5001. The line is open Monday through Thursday 9 AM to 6 PM and Friday 9 AM to 12 Noon.

We are sorry but we cannot answer legal questions in this forum. Please call our Intake and Assessment Hotline at 800-834-5001. It is open Monday through Thursday 9 AM to 6 PM and Friday 9 AM to 12 Noon.

Please direct your questions regarding small claims to our Small Claims Advisory for Monday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday-Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 714-571-5277 • Toll-Free: 800-963-7717

If you need legal advice from us, please call our Hotline line 800-834-5001 to speak with the Intake and Assessment team. The Hotline is open M-Th 9 AM - 6 PM, Fri 9 AM to 12 Noon. If your question is not an emergency, you can also contact the Intake and Assessment team through our website. Copy and paste this link to the "Apply for Help" portal on our website https://clsocaloi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&

What she said. However, income qualified only.

Ms. Martinez, Please call our Intake and Assessment Hotline number 800-834-5001. It is open Monday-Thursday, 9 am - 6 pm and Friday 9 am - 12 noon.

Dear Ms. Gregory, We are sorry to inform that we do not engage in assessment of legal issues or answer questions in this forum. Please call our Hotline number, 800-834-5001, open Monday-Thursday 9 am - 6 pm and Friday 9 am - 12 noon and a member of the Intake and Assessment team will help you. Thank you.

Please call our Legal Advice line at 800-834-5001 Monday to Thursday from 9am to 5pm and Friday from 9am to 12 noon.

Mr. Tovar, Please call the Hotline number with your question, 800-834-5001. Thank you

Ms. Ford, Please call our Intake and Assessment Hotline number at 800-834-5001.

Just file for bankruptcy if the total amount is over 10 grand. No credit card company will go after you after you file for bankruptcy. If you owe less than 10 grand, just pay it off. Trust me, bankruptcy is not as bad as it sounds and can give you peace of mind

Yes, we do. If you need our help, please call our Intake and Assessment hotline at 800-834-5001 for screening.

Thank you for your question. I am sorry but we do not have an employment law practice at Community Legal Aid SoCal. You may want to contact the California State Department of Fair Employment and Housing to ask this question.

Ms. Keyes, For your tax controversy question, please call our hotline number 800-834-5001.

Please call our hotline number 800-834-5001 to find out if we can help you. Thank you.

For any questions about our services, please call our Intake and Assessment Hotline number, 800-834-5001.

Yes. Just call the general number and someone will help you.

Sometimes they have you come in for a interview. As far as I know seniors, bankruptcy and SSI SSP help is there main focus.

If you need legal assistance, please our hotline number 800-834-5001 to determine if we can help you.

Mr. Lee, Please call our hotline. The number is 800-834-5001.

Mr. Monaghan, if you have not done so already, please do call our toll free hotline number 800-834-5001.

Call the Community Legal Aid SoCal hotline number, 800-834-5001.

First they need to try n serve you personally in your hand and if after 3 times they still are unable to personally serve you they may do a substitute of service to someone you live with or work with over age of 18 yrs old and then if they do that the server also must mail a prepaid first class stamp on an envelope with summons & complaint to Defendant enclosed, and IF they are unsucessful trying daily that route for 10 days they may ask the court after proof of necessary steps taken and still un sucessful to serve anyone papers they may request an Order to Post and mail from the court or judge to serve you that way.

I am not sure if they do that, call them! I was just a client and they didn't do anything for me! Sorry,

If you would like to sue this person in Small Claims for an amount up to $10,000, you can. They offer free in person assistance for Small Claims Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. Their phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm if you have any additional small claims related questions. Small claims is only for monetary dispute issues, and you will need this person's information such as name and address.

I left a lot of comments below a bit ago but you're best off having a an appointment but if it's an emergency I would surely stop in there and see if they can help you. Two two

Dear Mr. Armendariz, Please call our Hotline number, 1-800-834-5001 and they can let you know.

I believe they can or they will guide you as to where to go or what to do. Make sure to call and make Notes.

luna, sorry to hear your struggles. please contact the legal aid via phone or email. be dilligent, as they may not respond immediately. you will need to qualify financially to get thrir help. please check the website listed. all the best to you

As long as you are low income yes i think they can help you.

S B don't worry Eviction are so easy to fight in court but you have to know What to say to a judge and on Paper work. Call legal aid and press One I think that's the Option to check if you qualify for free legal aid very easy . Have ready your income to say you dont need to show them proof just a verbal saying of your income and I think your rent amount. If you qualify Then they let you speak to 3 attorneys for free 30 mnts. I've done it all. You get the attorney's private cell phone number which I was surprised. Then have ready your questions and paper and pencil write down all they tell you. Then if you not satisfied call Legal aid again and they give you another 3 attorney's number. But if you dont qualify they can still give you attorney's referral numbers. In the State of California tenants are Protected by a lot of Laws ask Attorney's or a Para Legal. 1st. A LandLord has to give you a Proper Written Legal Notice to leave property. Go to Court they Have Help Center in there

What address is Mrs. Dunia Abrego looking for? I am Rosemary, maybe I can help you

You need to call and ask.

Hi Sue thank you for reaching out but I am not with the legal aid I just posted information about how they were able to help me. You would have to contact them or check their website to see what they would be capable of doing. Give me the questions let me know. Sincerely, Denise

Hey Ron you are best to have an appointment so double check their website about doing so in advance. Also you can check to see if you qualify financially for their legal assistance because if you don't then they will not help you.

Call them.

Yes, call them. They will be happy to help.

Call then u will not get free legal advice this way. We that answer questions do not work for them not are we attornies.

I would Google the best you can but I will also check the law library in Santa Ana if you needed to. I would say no it's yours.

Probably a scam. Process servers do not call and make announcements.....they just show up. U can block restricted #'s.....block them!

Again, am not an attorney, but the self help center at courthouse would be a good place to start.

There are agencies that can help him but he needs to reach out. He can get bus tickets or possibly a bus pass so he can make his appointments. He should probably call his probation officer to see what to do and explain why he wasnt going in. He should ask if he should turn himself in, but either way he needs to make things right and not get in any deeper. He will never be able to find a job unless he does this. Good luck to both of you.

Here is something that may help you: http://www.courts.ca.gov/1014.htm Collect Your Judgment Print Español If you win the case and the judge issues a judgment in your favor, you can collect your judgment. You cannot start collecting until: The time to appeal runs out (30 days after entry of the judgment); or If there was an appeal and you won, after the appeal decision (judgment) is sent back to the small claims court, usually about 10 days after the appeal decision. The court will not collect the money for you. But the court will issue the orders and other documents you may need to collect your judgment from the debtor (the party that owes you money). Keep in mind that not all judgments are collectible because the debtor may not have any income or property of value.

Ms. Rodriguez, you can contact our Hotline number. It is 1-800-834-5001.

Three day notice to quit or leave and 30 day notice to vacate

Call one of the non-profits that ask for cars, running or not. They'll tow it away and you might get a small tax deduction.

They will help you with the problem. Bring any documentation and pics.