Northern New Jersey residents will be able to receive free legal
assistance from volunteer attorneys in Newton and Blairstown, thanks to a new
partnership between Project Self-Sufficiency and Legal Services of Northwest
New Jersey, Inc. Legal advice and limited
representation will be available, by appointment only, to income-eligible
Sussex and Warren County residents at Project Self-Sufficiency’s Newton office,
127 Mill Street, as well as at the agency’s Warren County Outreach Office, 35
Main Street, Blairstown. Participants
can discuss topics such as housing, consumer issues, life-planning documents,
family law and public entitlements. Appointments are available on
Wednesday, March 27th, beginning at 1:00 p.m.
This new initiative expands on the free legal education and assistance
programs already available at Project Self-Sufficiency, which include evening
consultations, pro se divorce workshops, legal clinics, court accompaniment,
and divorce mediation, along with regularly-scheduled seminars, covering topics
like family law, bankruptcy, landlord-tenant issues, elder law, expungement and
mortgage modification. All services are
free; the seminars are open to the public, while the consultations are
available by appointment to income-eligible residents only.
To make an appointment for a legal consultation or to find out more about
the other services available at Project Self-Sufficiency, call 973-940-3500 or
844-807-3500. Information about Project
Self-Sufficiency is also available at www.projectselfsufficiency.org. Funding for Project Self-Sufficiency’s legal
services program is provided by the IOLTA Fund of the Bar of New Jersey, Legal
Services of Northwest New Jersey, and the Sussex County Family Success Center,
a program of the New Jersey Department of Children & Families.
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