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Showing posts with label QLAW. Show all posts

Monday, May 15, 2023

May 16: LGBTQ2S+ Housing & Landlord-Tenant Relationships

We will be learning about current trending housing issues that Washington residents face. This will include updates on the post-pandemic eviction moratorium, such as pre-eviction support and current eviction law. The presentation will also include how to navigate landlord-tenant relationships, as well as more about the services of the HJP and how referrals can be made.
We welcome non-attorneys at our CLEs, and legal staff, community organizers, and other community members are welcome to attend!
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LGBTQ2S+ Housing & Landlord-Tenant Relationships
QLaw Foundation’s Chat and Chill
Date+Time:
May 16, 2023
12:00 PM Pacific Time
Credit:
  • Washington State: approved for 1 credit
  • If you are certified in a state other than Washington: Please locate any certification forms required by your state Bar and complete your portion, then email the form to shaunwha at qlawfoundation dot org.
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Monday, August 16, 2021

August 18: QLaw LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic New Volunteer Attorney Training

QLaw Foundation’s LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic is looking for new attorney volunteers for clinics starting in September! This is a great training for folks who are new to clinic volunteering, who want to improve their client connection skills, or who want to know more about the most common legal issues impacting LGBTQ+ people.
Agenda Items Include:
  • LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic Procedures Advising with Authenticity – Anti-Racism and Trans Competency
  • Trauma-Informed Interview Skills – Taking Care of Your Client and Yourself
  • Identity Document Changes
  • Housing Rights and the Unsheltered System
  • Basics of LGBTQ+ Family Law and Survivor Rights
Who Can Attend?
This training will be geared toward attorneys who would like to join QLaw Foundation’s roster of attorneys who volunteer at our LGBTQ+ Legal Clinics. Current LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic volunteers will learn helpful legal and clinic procedure updates. BUT – anyone who is interested in developing anti-racist client interviewing skills, learning about trauma-informed legal services, or learning about some LGBTQ+ law basics is welcome. You do not need to be an attorney to attend.
How Does LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic Volunteering Work?
All legal clinics happen by phone, so you can talk to clients wherever you are, and our clinic assistant and attorneys have a zoom room for in-clinic support. Volunteer attorneys are generally scheduled for one or two 90 minute clinics per quarter, however, we work around your availability with no minimum. Any WA-licensed attorney can be an LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic volunteer, whether your practice area is corporate transactions or criminal defense. We provide a schedule with legal issues ahead of the clinic so you know what to expect, and when we can, we send you a legal memo ahead of time. Basically, we provide as much structure as possible for you, so that you can focus on providing the affirming and caring support that our LGBTQ+ Legal Clinic is known for.
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Date+Time:
August 18, 2021
9:00 AM in Pacific Time 
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Tuesday, July 13, 2021

July 14: Consumer Protections & Financial Health of LGBTQ+ Communities

Please join QLaw Foundation for their "Consumer Protections & Financial Health of LGBTQ+ Communities" CLE on Wednesday, July 14th from 9a - 12:30p. 
This conversation will provide information about the current state of financial health of LGBTQ+ communities and how COVID-19 has impacted these financial concerns and legal needs. It will cover basic statutes and legal protections involving credit discrimination, bankruptcy, debt management and collections, and more, as well as review how to advise LGBTQ+ people about their rights. 
Title:
Consumer Protections & Financial Health of LGBTQ+ Communities
QLaw's Lunch & Learn
Date+Time:
Wednesday, July 14,2021
9am - 12:30pm Pacific
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Credit:
  • 3.25 CLE Credits are currently pending WSBA Approval - 2.75 Law and Legal & .5 Ethics Credits.
  • In many other jurisdictions you may be able to self-apply for credit.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2021

March 17: COVID-19 Impacts on LGBTQ+ Community

This discussion will provide information about how COVID-19 has impacted LGBTQ+ communities statewide and will offer an overview of common legal issues arising in LGBTQ+ communities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Attendees will also share best practices and litigation strategies for serving LGBTQ+ clients. 
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Date+Time:
March 17, 2021
12:00 PM in Pacific Time 
Credit:
  • Washington State: approved for 1 ethics credit
  • Other Jurisdictions: you might be able to self-apply for credit.
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