Wednesday, January 22nd 11am – 11pm Lazy Dog Restaurant It’s a Fundraiser 15% of check proceeds will support CCSLS! Invite a Friend and dine out for a good cause. STEPS: 1) Print the attached flyer; 2) Come to Lazy Dog Restaurant at 1961 Diamond Blvd, Concord, 94520; 3) Order, enjoy your meal & pay for it; 4) Show your server the flyer and tell then you are there to support CCSLS. The funds we raise will help us provide legal services to elders across
Happy New Year! 2025 brings some new changes to accessing benefits that we wanted to share below: Affordable Care Act Open Enrollment January 15th marks the end of the 2025 open enrollment period through the Affordable Care Act marketplace. Join the millions of Americans that will gain access to quality affordable health care coverage. Get covered by visiting http://Healthcare.gov or call 1-800-318-2596 for assistance with the process. Increased Paid Family Leave to help a Sick Loved One On January 1, 2025,
We are so thrilled that our distinguished Board President Camarin Madigan was selected as one of the five Threads of Hope Honorees by Diablo Magazine. You can read all about her here. Congratulations Camarin!
If you’re worried about scams, you’re not alone. Scammers are crafty, sophisticated, and are constantly coming up with new tricks to part us from our money.
October 20-26 is the 2024 National Celebration of Pro Bono. The purpose of this week is to highlight the need for pro bono and the valuable pro bono work that attorneys do. The first National Celebration of Pro Bono took place in 2009, a time of hardship for many Americans. Today, many in our community also face tremendous hardship, making pro bono more important than ever. What is Pro Bono? Pro bono means legal services provided without the expectation of
Every October, we come together to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This month is about recognizing those who have lost lives to domestic violence, celebrating progress towards ending abuse, and connecting with others to raise awareness about domestic violence. Domestic violence happens across all communities and occurs between family members, spouses, intimate partners. Note: CCSLS will be co-sponsoring a Domestic Violence Awareness Walk on Sunday, October 27th at 11am Central Park in San Ramon. Join us! Click here to learn
Recent reports that hackers gained access to a company called National Public Data in April 2024 have caused many Americans to worry that their personal information was compromised in the breach. Allegedly, many American’s social security numbers were obtained by the hackers. If you’re worried about whether the hackers obtained your information, continue reading to learn how to protect yourself from identity theft. Check Your Credit Report Check your credit report regularly to catch fraud and ensure that entries on
I can remember things from 40 years ago, but I could not tell you what I had for dinner last night. When I turned 67, I noticed that I had trouble remembering the names of things and celebrities. The noun or name would come to me after a delay of a minute or two. I have been told that this a normal part of aging. Difficulty with a person’s thinking memory and concentration is called cognitive decline. Common signs of
It’s July 1st which means that there are important changes to the Security Deposit Law is going into effect. AB-12 Thanks to AB-12, renters in California can no longer be asked for a security deposit larger than one month’s rent for leases signed on or after July 1, 2024. Already existing leases will not be affected by this new law. There is an exception in the bill for small landlords, who can charge up to the value of two months’
As we head into the culminating weekend for PRIDE, we wanted to share information that could be relevant to members of the LGBTQ+ Community and their loved ones. Ex-Service Members Pardoned First, in case you missed it, the Biden Administration Pardoned Ex-Service members convicted under a defunct gay sex ban so they can regain benefits. This announcement on 6/26 could possibly apply to family members and partners of the service members. Learn more about this historic new policy change and
