HERA (Housing & Economic Rights Advocates) staff attorney Irene Zhu explains key estate planning concerns and documents that will help you address handling your belongings and your health the way you want to.
Those documents include:
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
The Lawyers in the Library program is a free information and referral program staffed by volunteer lawyers and hosted by libraries throughout Alameda County. If legal help is required, people are referred to other agencies. The program is co-sponsored by Alameda County Bar Association, Legal Access Alameda.
This program does not take place onsite at the library. We are able to offer a limited number of phone appointments, on three Thursday evenings a month. Appointments usually run for about 10-15 minutes.
Have questions about benefits? Need support with public assistance programs? Come to the Library to meet one-to-one with Berkeley’s Homeless Action Center (HAC) Benefits Outreach Attorney. The attorney is here to help you with some of the following and possibly more:
Have questions about benefits? Need support with public assistance programs? Come to the Library to meet one-to-one with Berkeley’s Homeless Action Center (HAC) Benefits Outreach Attorney. The attorney is here to help you with some of the following and possibly more: