Resources

A partir del 1 de enero de 2027, algunas personas con cobertura de Medicaid deberán demostrar que trabajan, estudian, ayudan en la comunidad o participan en capacitación laboral para mantener su cobertura de salud.

Obtenga más información sobre quiénes se verán afectados por este cambio, cuáles son los requisitos y cómo puede cumplirlos.

Esta información es precisa a febrero de 2026 y está sujeta a cambios. Se publicarán actualizaciones cuando estén disponibles.

Starting January 1, 2027, some people who have Medicaid coverage will need to show they are working, going to school, helping out in the community, or participating in job training to keep their health coverage.

Learn more about who will be affected by this change, what the requirements are, and how you can meet them.

This information is accurate as of February 2026 and is subject to change. Updates will be posted, when available.

What do you do if your rental unit your rental unit has issues, repairs, or infestations that your landlord isn’t addressing? YOU HAVE RIGHTS! Learn more about the Warranty of Habitability and what your options are when there are violations.

For any other legal issue not covered under the Neighborhood Legal Services programs, or if you do not meet the financial eligibility for our services, please reach out for a referral to a private attorney:

Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc. does not provide services for legal matters regarding immigration. For assistance with an immigration matter, please reach out to one of our community partners:

Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc. does not provide services for criminal legal matters. For assistance with a criminal matter, please reach out to one of our community partners:

Under the Warranty of Habitability, your landlord MUST provide a safe place to live.

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If you’re experiencing any issues that violate this warranty, it’s helpful to keep a log of the conditions with dates, times, and information about the notice given to the landlord, in case you need to take further action. The attached chart is a handy guide to help you keep all this information in one place!

When circumstances change, you have options. Learn more about when and how you can modify your child support order.

A fair hearing is a chance to challenge a decision made by the Department of Social Services (DSS). This  video describes the process, how to request a hearing and how to prepare for one.