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MassLegalHelp.org is part of the Massachusetts Legal Aid Websites Project. See our Facebook page. The project is a collaborative effort of the civil legal aid community of Massachusetts. We are based at Massachusetts Law Reform Institute and get our funding from the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation.
The MassLegalHelp.org web team
Editors and Contributors
Caroline Robinson - Editor
Co-director Massachusetts Legal Aid Websites Project, Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Annette Duke - Managing Editor and Contributor, Housing
Senior Attorney, Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Susan Fendell - Contributing Editor, Mental Health
Senior attorney at the Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee
Mariah Jennings-Rampsi - Managing Editor and Contributor Consumer and Foreclosures
Former Staff Attorney, Justice Center of Southeast Massachusetts LLC (Subsidiary of South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc.), Volunteer Lawyers Project
Jeff Wolf - Managing Editor and Contributor, Children and Families, Domestic Violence
Retired, Volunteer Consulting Attorney at Community Legal Services and Counseling Center. Access to Justice Fellow. Former staff attorney at Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
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