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The Livingston Parish Library will host a Lawyers in Libraries event at its Main Branch on two dates this month, giving residents a chance to discuss their legal concerns with a licensed attorney at no cost.
Lawyers in Libraries is a statewide program, a partnership with the Louisiana State Bar Association (LSBA), the State Library of Louisiana, and the Louisiana Library Association.
The event will take place on:
Attorneys will answer questions on a wide range of civil legal topics, including bankruptcy, civil lawsuits, collection matters, custody, divorce, evictions, FEMA and disaster benefits, food stamps, foreclosures, housing, Medicaid, Social Security, SSI/SSDI, successions, taxes and wills.
The clinic does not handle criminal matters.
Registration is required, and participants must be 18 or older.
The event is part of the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Lawyers in Libraries program, which connects the public with attorneys through local libraries. It is presented in partnership with the Louisiana State Bar Association and its Legal Education and Assistance Program (LEAP). More information about the program is available at www.LouisianaLawyersinLibraries.org.
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