Washington College of Law Fellow Serving at LAET
Low income and elderly East Tennesseans have a new legal advocate on their side thanks to a law school fellowship program in Washington, D.C. Malika Noel has received a JD Distinguished Fellowship from American University’s Washington College of Law (WCL), and is serving in the Knoxville office of Legal Aid of East Tennessee (LAET).
LAET Assists Displaced Victims of Electrical Fire
06/20/13 - Legal Aid of East Tennessee once again made news when Patten Towers residents contacted attorneys after being asked to sign legal documents from the leasing agent. Via a tweet from TALS' twitter account - TALStweet - Legal Services Corporation noted the value of Legal Aid of East Tennessee's work. View the continuing new coverage here.
LAET Offers Clients Online Application Option
New Online Program Offers
24/7 Applications for Civil Legal Services
LAET-Johnson City to host Simple Last Wills and Testaments, Powers of Attorney, and Living Wills Clinicis
Free Legal Clinics for Area Elderly and Low-Income Residents
JOHNSON CITY – Legal Aid of East Tennessee, in cooperation with local volunteer attorneys, will offer two FREE legal clinics for elderly and low-income individuals. Attorneys will assist individuals with preparing Simple Last Wills and Testaments, Powers of Attorney, and Living Wills. A notary public will also be available to certify completed documents.