#1la

[1lablog]

 Hij doet voetbal.

Hij zit tussen de nummers 10 en 20.

Hij gaat met de fiets naar school

Blauwe pennenzak

Hij zit op een van de 2 achterste rijen.

Hij is niet enigst kind

Zijn grote broer noemt hem dikzak

[kokken]

Rekenen is leuk

[kokken]

Schoolfoto’s

[mameyaonu]

#1la#falgun#13#spring #love #flowers #yellow #colors#happiness

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MD Office of the Public Defender

201 St Paul Pl, Baltimore, MD 21202

M-F 8:00AM-4:30PM

http://www.opd.state.md.us/opd/Districts/Dist1.aspx

Available to:

Anyone handling a criminal case that facing a possible jail sentence

Eligibilityfor Public Defender services is determined by using six statutory factors

Intake:

You must apply atleast ten (10) working days prior to your trial date. 

You may apply at most OPD Offices, not just the County where you will go to court.

First interviewed by Intake Specialist and complete a written application.

Will be asked to provide information about your income and assets.

Contact Info for Updates:

●     Call – 1-877-430-5187

Last updated 2/10/15

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Maryland Legal Aid - Baltimore City (410.951.7777)

500 E. Lexington Street, Baltimore, MD 21202

http://www.mdlab.org/contact/baltimore-city 

Office hours: Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm intake hours: Monday/Wednesday/Friday from 8:30am-1pm

          Online: http://www.mdlab.org/get-help-services/online-intake

          Check status: http://www.mdlab.org/get-help-services/online-intake-check-status

Available to:

Financially qualified individuals; if you qualify there is no fee

Income table: http://www.mdlab.org/get-help-services/income-guidelines

Legal Aid:

Handles Civil cases, not criminal

Public  Housing & Subsidized Housing:

 Evictions

Subsidy terminations

Admissions

Voucher denials

Illegal actions that threaten your housing or threaten you with significant financial loss

Housing development and preservation (e.g., demolition, sale, etc.)

Private housing

Breach of lease evictions

Prevention of self-help evictions

Mobile home park

Evictions

Park closings

Foreclosure and condemnation prevention

Substandard housing with dangerous conditions

Ryan White Project:

Provides free legal services to AIDS/HIV+ residents of Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Baltimore Co, Carroll, Harford, Howard, or Queen Anne’s Counties. 

Brochures:

Homeowners and Foreclosure Brochure PDF

Tenant Rights Evictions Brochure PDF

Tenants Rights HUD Subsidized Housing Brochure PDF

Tenants Rights Security Deposit Brochure PDF

Tenant Rights Rent Escrow Brochure PDF

Last updated 1/6/15

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Alternative Directions (410.889.5072)

2505 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218

Available to:

Women...

Men...

...ages 18+ that are leaving prison

Hours: Mon-Fri from 9am-5pm

Legal Aid:

Free for NLSC qualified clients

Civil Legal Assistance Program helps male and female clients represent themselves in uncontested civil legal matters

Assists individuals with uncontested, civil divorces.

Help clients file in court for child support payments to be suspended while incarcerated. This prevents the accumulation of tens of thousands of dollars in debt that could lead to arrest for non-support.

Provide name change sample paperwork so that clients can do it on their own easier

Notarize temporary guardianship papers allowing children access to medical care, health care, and schools.

Offer a general information sheet on paternity with instructions for establishing paternity.

Offer assistance with establishing or enforcing visitation.

Note: Although supervised by an attorney, Alternative Directions, Inc. has no attorneys on staff. Staff members cannot offer any legal advice or representation. They assist clients in representing themselves in simple, uncontested, civil cases.

Reentry and Reintegration Services:

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Positive Directions

Available to: Incarcerated or recently incarcerated men and women between the ages of 18-26

Send people there who just got out of jail or prison

Reentry program dedicated to stopping the cycle of recidivism. The program includes case management during incarceration and continuous management upon release.

Comprehensive program that guides them to all the services they need

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Children’s Programs:

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Children of Incarcerated Parents (CHIP) Mentoring Program

Available to: Children with a parent who is/was incarcerated, age 6 through 17, who are interested in being in a mentoring relationship. A parent/guardian must give consent for child to participate in program

CHIP seeks to match children whose parents are incarcerated with mentors from the surrounding community. Mentors serve as a responsible adult and friend to the mentees.

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Homeless Persons Representation Project (HPRP) (410.685.6589) Toll-free: (1.800.773.4340)

201 N. Charles St., Suite 1104, Baltimore, MD 21201

Legal Aid:

Provides free legal aid to those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness

In addition to other services, HPRP specifically provides legal aid to those who:

Have been denied housing in Baltimore due to a criminal record

Have been or are being evicted or threatened with eviction from federally subsidized housing

Have been arrested but never charged

Need information about getting a pardon

Need information about expunging their criminal record

Need assistance getting and keeping public benefits

Need help with the legal process regarding child support