Practice resources

These resources are written for legal professionals doing legal aid or pro bono work. If you do not have legal training, they may be difficult to understand. Visit resources from the main menu for legal information written and designed for the public. Note: IICLE resources are only available to legal aid employees.

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SNAP Eligibility
A lawyer resource for helping clients get, keep, and use SNAP food benefits, with guidance on applications, appeals, and common issues.
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Social Security Administrative Appeal Process
Gives information about the Social Security Administrative Appeal Process.
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Special education procedures and meetings
Special education procedures and meetings
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Special Topics involving Children Law
Gives information about various different type of topics associated with children law.
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SSDI Work-Related Overpayments
Gives information about issues arising from SSDI Work-Related Overpayments.
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SSI Non-Work Related Overpayments.
Gives information about issues arising from SSI non-work related overpayments.
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SSI Work-Related Overpayments
Gives information about issues arising from SSI work related overpayments.
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Statutes and regulations on special education
Statutes and regulations on special education
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The EOP hearing
This is a chapter in our Orders of Protection lawyer manual. It covers the hearing on the Emergency Order of Protection.
The Link system
A lawyer resource for helping clients get, keep, and use SNAP food benefits, with guidance on applications, appeals, and common issues.
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Things to know about bankruptcy
Content for lawyers: An information overview on bankruptcy types, exemptions, and general procedures, including filing fees and repayment plans.
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Types of OPs
This is a chapter in our Orders of Protection lawyer manual. It covers the three types of OPs.
Unlawful repossession
If repossession is unlawful, the consumer has the right to get the property back and to be paid money damages. This may include because the debtor did not owe any payments or still had time to make the payments, the debtor did not put up the property as collateral on the contract and repo man…
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