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23. Is there a chapter of Take Back the Land in your area?

Reply to Bluesplayer (Original post)

Tue Jul 9, 2013, 05:33 PM

Jul 2013

Find out and contact them ASAP!

They will help in more ways than you'll know!

Good luck!

Let me know I have a few other orgs that may be able to help...

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I'm so scared. Please help us. [View all] Bluesplayer Jul 2013 OP

Call Legal Aid in your area immediately. Do not delay. CurtEastPoint Jul 2013 #1

Yes to Legal Aid SCantiGOP Jul 2013 #21

What state? Chan790 Jul 2013 #2

thanks Bluesplayer Jul 2013 #5

Ok....try this...deep breath first...then: dixiegrrrrl Jul 2013 #3

This is why I will never leave DU. Caring, kind, smart people. Thank you all for supplying details CurtEastPoint Jul 2013 #4

don't give up handmade34 Jul 2013 #6

Hey Bluesplayer, Contact OneGrassRoot here on DU -- here is a link for you Tuesday Afternoon Jul 2013 #7

like someone above said, breathe Kali Jul 2013 #8

I am in the process of buying... a la izquierda Jul 2013 #9

Start here. rug Jul 2013 #10

Call your local Occupy group and find out if they have lawyers who they work with pro bono. Vibes applegrove Jul 2013 #11

Not sure where you're located in Ohio OhioChick Jul 2013 #12

I would check your county property appraiser site. nytemare Jul 2013 #13

Solidarity with you brother, Joe Shlabotnik Jul 2013 #14

bassplayer - if your fear hopemountain Jul 2013 #15

If it's $$ your worried about - consider a reverse mortgage ConcernedCanuk Jul 2013 #16

some lawyers? Incitatus Jul 2013 #17

^^ My thought exactly. Myrina Jul 2013 #20

thanks Bluesplayer Jul 2013 #18

I would be sure to contact the property appraiser. nytemare Jul 2013 #22

NOLO Law for All is a really good website that an elder law lawyer I know recommends- marzipanni Jul 2013 #19

Is there a chapter of Take Back the Land in your area? Earth_First Jul 2013 #23

This might be one resource to explore: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Arugula Latte Jul 2013 #24