Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc. - Nogales - Santa Cruz County Profile
Provides high quality advocacy services to low-income clients in Santa Cruz County. SALA also provides immigration legal services and advice through immigration attorneys and paralegal staff in the Tucson, Bisbee and Nogales offices. Priorities include VAWA, U and T visa cases, derivative citizenship, adjustment of status, naturalization, and deportation/removal defense
Address2343 E Broadway Blvd, Suite 200
Tucson, AZ 85719-6007
Phone: 520-623-9465
Fax: 520.287.9268
Website: http://www.sazlegalaid.org
QUESTIONS
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if i was convicted of a felony, managed to get it dropped to a misdomeaner and now i am trying to get rid of that, how and what the process of this?
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I own my trailer and rent a lot, I got behind in paying my lot fee so am being evicted. What point and time do they(park personel) have the right to go through and take my stuff?
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Where or who do I call to change my 5 year old daughters last name? I want to put her dad's last name before she starts school.
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For the past 4 months my landlord has put the wrong name on my rent statement. All paid on time and signed by them but my name on the agreement is wrong by their doing. Could this effect me? What if I'm not getting the credit for all my paid on time rent?
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I have signed the birth certificate and acknowledgement of paternity. Now i did a at home DNA test and find out the kids is not mine and i am paying child support. the kid is 2 years old how can i remove my name from the birth certificate? The mom is not collaborating.
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If I try and get a restraining order for my 17 year old daughter against her boyfriend, can she deny it because she is 17 ?
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the owner of my residence is selling the property and my lease is up march 31 2013. I was advised by owner I could rent month to month until the property is sold. How long do i have to move out after sold
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We are senior citizens. A bank is offering us a home loan that we assumed was fixed interest-the rate dropped a fraction, even-then I happened to notice an unfamiliar phrase with a tiny checked box-'demand feature'. I looked it up: the bank can demand payment, calling the loan, at any time without giving a reason. It said that some states prohibit that practice. Is Arizona one? Calling the loan could destroy us and force the property into foreclosure.
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My ex owes $12,000 in arrears, he is waiting for his large federal tax refund-How can I inform the IRS of his status to ensure Federal Tax Offset ?
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What is the maximum income level to qualify for food stamps?
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OTHER LEGAL RESOURCES
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National Domestic Violence Hotline
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Bankruptcy Court Self Help Center
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Certified Legal Document Preparer Program
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