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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by:  Sarah Andrew\, Esq. and Megan M. Moore\, Esq. o
 f North Penn Legal Services\n\nFor the first time ever\, Pennsylvania has 
 a budget line-item meant to provide free legal representation to low-incom
 e renters facing an eviction or another housing-related issue.  The most r
 ecent state budget included $2.5 million for a statewide housing stability
  program that can include funding for access to counsel.  The funding will
  be divided among a network of legal aid programs and organizations\, incl
 uding North Penn legal Services in the Lehigh Valley.\n\nNPLS has run seve
 ral pilot projects to provide counsel to eligible lower-income tenants fac
 ing eviction on our local Magisterial District Courts.  In order to provid
 e this service to more eligible tenants\, NPLS is seeking the assistance o
 f Pro Bono counsel.\n\nThis training will cover the basics of how Right to
  Counsel works\, and the basics of tenant advocacy at MDJs and in the Cour
 t of Common Pleas.  Presenters will cover the eviction procedure from star
 t to finish\, common defenses and scenarios that arise in eviction court\,
  and some information on the impact of access to counsel in the Lehigh Val
 ley.
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by:  Sarah Andrew\, Esq. and Megan M. Moore\, Esq. of
  North Penn Legal Services\n\nFor the first time ever\, Pennsylvania has a
  budget line-item meant to provide free legal representation to low-income
  renters facing an eviction or another housing-related issue.  The most re
 cent state budget included $2.5 million for a statewide housing stability 
 program that can include funding for access to counsel.  The funding will 
 be divided among a network of legal aid programs and organizations\, inclu
 ding North Penn legal Services in the Lehigh Valley.\n\nNPLS has run sever
 al pilot projects to provide counsel to eligible lower-income tenants faci
 ng eviction on our local Magisterial District Courts.  In order to provide
  this service to more eligible tenants\, NPLS is seeking the assistance of
  Pro Bono counsel.\n\nThis training will cover the basics of how Right to 
 Counsel works\, and the basics of tenant advocacy at MDJs and in the Court
  of Common Pleas.  Presenters will cover the eviction procedure from start
  to finish\, common defenses and scenarios that arise in eviction court\, 
 and some information on the impact of access to counsel in the Lehigh Vall
 ey.
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SUMMARY:NPLS Presentation at NCBA: Representing Tenants in Eviction – Movem
 ent Toward a Right to Counsel
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