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Legal Aid Work Celebrated at Luncheon with SCOTX

A father needing to prove ownership of his RV home after the July 4 floods. A small-town West Texas woman facing long odds in her domestic violence claims against a well-connected man. A veteran and single father overcoming personal challenges to gain benefits and restore his life.

These cases were highlighted by legal services lawyers during the Texas Access to Justice Foundation’s luncheon with the Supreme Court on Oct. 20. The foundation is the primary state-based funding source for civil legal aid in Texas.

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