OHIO LEGAL AID NEWS
When a family member dies, the State may say you have to pay back money for their Medicaid benefits. You may qualify for an exception.
For attorneys: Your legal aid colleagues around Ohio are monitoring the next generation MyCareOhio rollout. Learn what your clients need to know to make their best decision.
Ohio Legal Aid Education Taskforce submits amicus brief demonstrating how EdChoice voucher programs impact rural and disabled students
Mobile Home Workgroup takes on financing and titling code
What if the house your grandma left you, where you've been living for 20 years, isn't actually yours? It happens. And it causes problems that are expensive to fix.
Cyber criminals routinely steal SNAP (food stamps) benefits from Ohioans, resulting in food insecurity and a cascade of compounding challenges that follow. Legal aid attorneys explain why the current system fails constituents and could be improved with the installation of chip technology on electronic benefits cards.
Alliance Testifies before Ohio Senate Finance to Retain General Revenue Funds Earmarked for Civil Legal Services for Veterans and Those Impacted by the Opioid Epidemic
Alliance Submits Testimony in Favor of Including a Housing Defense Fund in the State Operating Budget
This budget season, the Ohio State Legislature has the opportunity to help Ohioans stabilize income and housing, protect against violence, avoid exploitation, and gain equitable access to education, public assistance, healthcare, and employment by increasing funding for legal aid in the 2026-2027 Biannual Budget.
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