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  • Hope & Help Medical-Legal Partnership

    In an effort to explore how medical-legal partnerships can support people living with HIV who have a history of involvement with the justice system, the Hope & Help Medical-Legal Partnership (H&H MLP) provides civil legal assistance to low-income patients of Hope & Help participating in a University of Central Florida…

  • Housing

    Community Legal Services (CLS) provides legal information and representation to renters and homeowners to help you stay in your home. Information available here includes evictions, landlord-tenant disagreements, subsidized housing, unlawful detainers, ejectments, reverse mortgage foreclosures, mortgage foreclosures, and more. By offering our legal expertise on these issues, CLS helps Central…

    Family & Personal

    Housing

  • Housing Choice Vouchers – Subsidized Housing

    Families who participate in the Housing Choice Voucher Program use vouchers issued by local Housing Authorities (HA) to rent privately-owned apartments or houses from landlords approved by the HA. Families sign leases with landlords, just as they would in private housing, and the HA pays a portion of the family’s…

    Family & Personal

    Housing

  • Housing Discrimination and Fair Housing Laws

    The Federal Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. §§ 3601 – 3619) makes housing discrimination in the rental, sale, financing, or insuring of housing or housing-related services illegal if the discrimination is based on race, national origin, color, sex or gender, disability, religion, and familial status (presence of children under the…

    Family & Personal

    Fair Housing | Housing

  • Housing Providers and Fair Housing Laws

    As a housing provider, you have an obligation to uphold fair housing laws. Individuals looking to buy or rent from you have rights under the Federal Fair Housing Act and Florida’s Fair Housing Act that protect them from housing discrimination It is just as important that you know these specific…

    Family & Personal

    Fair Housing | Housing

  • Identity Theft

    There are many ways a criminal can steal your identity, but they all boil down to the same idea: When someone uses your personal or financial information to harm you or defraud an institution, they have committed identity theft. This information could be as public as your address or phone…

    Issues & Rights

    Fraud & Unfair Agreements

  • Income-Based Health Care (Medicaid)

    If you or your family are struggling to get healthcare and have limited financial resources, Medicaid might be able to give you the assistance you need.  Medicaid provides health coverage to millions of low-income people and families, including parents and caretakers, children, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities.…

  • Juvenile Expungement (Sealing Criminal Records)

    Having a publicly available criminal history can be an obstacle to those trying to get an education, find housing, or build a career. Under some circumstances, people in the state of Florida can petition to have their criminal history sealed or expunged.  Having your criminal record “sealed” means that it…

  • Landlords in Foreclosure

    Your Landlord is Facing Foreclosure If the person who owns the home that you are renting does not make their mortgage loan payments, they may end up in foreclosure — a lawsuit where their lender attempts to have the court sell off the property to pay off the loan. This…

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    Housing

    Financial Matters

    Debt & Creditors