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Abuse, Neglect and Foster Care
A Legal Handbook for LGBT Floridians and Their Families
(Separate Website)
A Resource for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Families.
This Handbook is intended to be an easy reference source for same-sex couples in Florida particularly with respect to long-term planning related to health, family and financial considerations. It contains useful legal and practical information on topics of special interest to our community, but its use is by no means limited to LGBT couples. Single Floridians, including unmarried couples, should find this booklet informative and helpful.
www.eqfl.org
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Services for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care Information for Foster Care
Youth and Those Aging Out
Community-based providers who contract
with the State of Florida must offer
independent living transition services to
foster youth.
A Legal Handbook for LGBT Floridians and Their Families
(Separate Website)
A Resource for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Families.
This Handbook is intended to be an easy reference source for same-sex couples in Florida particularly with respect to long-term planning related to health, family and financial considerations. It contains useful legal and practical information on topics of special interest to our community, but its use is by no means limited to LGBT couples. Single Floridians, including unmarried couples, should find this booklet informative and helpful.
www.eqfl.org
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Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms
(Separate Website)
The family forms are designed for use by everyone, but are especially helpful to individuals who wish to represent themselves (pro se) in court matters related to family law.
Child Support in the DV Case Money problems
are the #1 reason
that victims go
back to their
abusers.
Ask for the financial
support you need.
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Forms
(Separate Website)
The family forms are designed for use by everyone, but are especially helpful to individuals who wish to represent themselves (pro se) in court matters related to family law.
A Legal Handbook for LGBT Floridians and Their Families
(Separate Website)
A Resource for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Families.
This Handbook is intended to be an easy reference source for same-sex couples in Florida particularly with respect to long-term planning related to health, family and financial considerations. It contains useful legal and practical information on topics of special interest to our community, but its use is by no means limited to LGBT couples. Single Floridians, including unmarried couples, should find this booklet informative and helpful.
www.eqfl.org
Other Formats:
PDF File
Healthcare Reform Legislation - What it means for me.
Congress recently passed sweeping health care reform legislation. Here are some general highlights of the new health care reform legislation that may be very helpful to you.
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
SSI and Medicaid for Children How do children on SSI qualify for
Medicaid?
Your Legal Rights To Disenroll From Your Medicaid Health Plan Most Medicaid recipients are required to be in what is called "managed care." However, some individuals belong to groups that are not required to be enrolled in managed care. This brochure will give you information concerning your legal rights.
By: Florida Legal Services, Inc.
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