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Appendix for Public Counsel’s Asylum Manual for Pro Bono Attorneys

Appendix for Public Counsel’s Asylum Manual for Pro Bono Attorneys

Appendix for Public Counsel’s Asylum Manual for Pro Bono Attorneys

Appendix for Public Counsel’s Asylum Manual for Pro Bono Attorneys

Appendix for Public Counsel’s Asylum Manual for Pro Bono Attorneys

The purpose of this manual is to provide practical support for pro bono attorneys representing clients in asylum cases. While every asylum case differs, the information and materials herein will …

This is the actual application for a fee waiver from the court. The instructions will tell you exactly how to fill out the forms and where to submit the application.

If you cannot afford the filing fee for bankruptcy, you may be able to ask the court to waive the filing fee. This flyer will give you an idea if …

The topic of bankruptcy is explored through a series of questions addressing many common concerns of nonprofit organizations from both the perspective of debtor and creditor. The answers offer a starting point for a nonprofit to evaluate whether the remedy of bankruptcy can help it achieve a more sustainable economic future through a reorganization, or whether the time has come to “close with honor.”

This Word document is a template that will help you develop an orientation manual tailored for new and existing directors of your organization. It also contains a sample appendix with a suggested list of documents that you should provide new directors to better acquaint them with your organization’s corporate structure, bylaws, and operating policies.

Exemptions allow you to keep certain assets after bankruptcy. Here is a list of some commonly used California exemptions.

A reaffirmation agreement is a new contract between you and the creditor where you agree to pay a debt voluntarily that would have been discharged in your bankruptcy case. However, you have a limited amount of time in which you can cancel the agreement.

What you need to do after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

What you need to gather and prepare before filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

This toolkit supports ECE providers with navigating the complex process of child care facility development in unincorporated areas of LA County. Developed in partnership with the LA County Department of Public Health, Office for the Advancement of Early Care & Education (OAECE), it provides a step-by-step process and resources for obtaining approvals to renovate and construct new ECE facilities.

This handout provides child care businesses with information about insurance. Purchasing insurance is a method of shifting risk from your child care business to an insurance company in exchange for a premium, which is the payment you make for an insurance policy. As a child care provider, you must be proactive both about risk management and being responsive to the families in case an accident occurs while a child is under your care.

When starting a business, it is common to have questions such as how to protect your personal assets (e.g. your home), how the business pays taxes, and how to get …

During the operation of your child care business, complaints made be made to Community Care Licensing (“Licensing”) about your program. This publication is intended to provide basic information on Licensing’s investigation of complaints, how Licensing decides whether to issue a citation against your facility, and how you can appeal a citation that you do not agree with.

This guide contains a collection of frequently asked copyright and fair use questions and answers, divided into the following categories: Copyright Basics and Definitions, The Public Domain, Fair Use, Using Copyrighted Works, and Copyright Considerations on the Internet.

This guide contains an overview of federal trademark and copyright laws. It covers the following information: What is a Trademark, Trademark Laws, Choosing a Trademark, Acquiring and Protecting Trademark Rights, and Copyrights.

This alert provides a general overview of Los Angeles County Protections for Small Business Commercial Tenants as of May 2022.

These FAQs discuss common questions employers have with regard to the legalities of requiring employees to be vaccinated.