Quilt Modest Means Program Profile
The Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) "Modest Means" Program was designed to help individuals & families who are "too rich" for free legal services and "too poor" to afford regular attorney fees. The QUILT MODEST MEANS PROGRAM IS NOT A FREE LEGAL SERVICE. There is a $30 application/referral fee at the time you apply AND you are responsible for paying the reduced attorney fees that apply to your specific case. To participate in the QUILT program, you MUST meet the financial eligility guidelines. Call to see if you qualify.
Address177 N Church Ave, Suite 101
Tucson, AZ 85701
Phone: (520) 623-4625
Website: http://www.tucsonlawyers.org/quilt-modest-means
QUESTIONS
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Hi, I am reaching out to you in hopes that you might be able to help I live in Tempe at a mobile home village there is improper evictions going on and many of the families here are being forced out of their homes. Please I beg for any type of help this is a predominantly Hispanic community and we have no idea what to do. I thank you in advance for your time.
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Isnt there a law that states how much you can charge rent by square footage? I ask because its seems to be ridiculous to charge $650 for a 350 sq ft studio.
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I have been advised that there may be a warrant out for my arrest in Pima Cty... how do I find out for sure without making myself available for arrest?
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My wife was sick with cancer fir 2 years and filed for ssi disability before she passed. She passed in September then received pay our account in October the months was sick. They went back and took the money out of our account after her death. Is thid legal for them to do? How can I get that money back since it was owed to her before she passed?
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I have taken early soc sec retirement. When my wife retires in three years, will she receive her own sep soc sec income based on her working years?
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can i get child support for my adopted daughter from my husband
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My sister in law is pregnant and not married. She does not wish to be with the babies father and will be doing a paternity test when the baby is born. If the test comes back that he is the parent, does she have to make the babies last name the same as his in order to get child support? If he signs his parental rights away, does he still have to pay child support?
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tHow much rights does a non-cusodial if we haven't gone to court for visitation.
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What do we as landlords need to include in an eviction letter?
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My son father lives in Fl and I live in SC. He is asking me to move to FL so he can be closer to his son. Our son 20 mos and has some disability. Is he obligated to pay for moving expenses and helping with household expenses BC he wants us to move. And all my support is in SC. So I'm be carrying the load all by myself.
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