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Reviewed August 2022

MassLegalHelp.org's mission is to use the Web in new and creative ways to improve access to justice for low income and disadvantaged people. We connect, support, and educate advocates and the general public. The content on our website is written by people in the legal services community.

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.

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Produced by Caroline Robinson Websites Project Co-director - MassLegalHelp
Reviewed July 2016

We're adding new information daily so check back! We are also adding new features, including information in different languages.

Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Created July 2021

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The Civil Legal Aid for Victims of Crime(CLAVC) initiative funded some of the materials on MassLegalHelp that are intended for victims of crime. The CLAVC Initiative is supported by the Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance through a Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA) grant from the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

The Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation provides ongoing financial support for the Massachusetts Legal Aid Websites Project.

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