Law in the Library: Free legal clinic for seniors returns to downtown Ft. Myers
Joe Carlson||2 min read
Law in the Library : Free legal clinic for seniors returns to downtown Ft. Myers Lee County Legal Aid Society teams with AARP for quarterly sessions open to those ages 50 and older ; 20-minute individual consultations available on any topic A free legal clinic for Ft. Myers seniors in
Law in the Library: Free legal clinic for seniors returns to downtown Ft. Myers
Lee County Legal Aid Society teams with AARP for quarterly sessions open to those ages 50 and older; 20-minute individual consultations available on any topic
A free legal clinic for Ft. Myers seniors in need of no-cost, limited legal advice is returning to downtown.
Law at the Library is a quarterly conversation sponsored by Lee County Legal Aid Society with support from AARP Foundation.
The next session is scheduled for Wednesday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Ft. Myers Regional Library meeting room at 1651 Lee St., and is open to Lee County residents ages 50 and older.
A panel of three local attorneys will review several topics in civil law of interest to seniors, including landlord-tenant disputes; elder law; filing a case in small claims court; and issues stemming from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, including post-disaster insurance claims and contractor fraud.
The panel’s 30-minute presentation will be followed by an audience question-and-answer session and then 20-minute individual appointments on any legal issue. Advance registration is required. Participants should email [email protected] with contact information, a brief description of the legal advice being sought, and any relevant documents.
Law at the Library follows a similar series of free legal workshops “Just for Seniors” offered by Lee County Legal Aid Society in prior years through support from The Community Foundation.
A free legal clinic for Ft. Myers seniors in need of no-cost, limited legal advice is returning to downtown.
