Legal outreach. Justice Bus to make rural southeast Minnesota rounds.
A Legal query? Lawyer will come to you
RUSHFORD, Minn. — Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services is hitting the road with legal help for seniors and low-income people. The agency’s Justice Bus, a mobile legal office, plans six stops this week for face-to-face interactions. The goal, said paralegal Jenna Sverynsk, is “to build attorney-client relationship and trust fort people might not have time to get to us or how to reach out for help.” The next stops:
> Rushford: SEMCAC Food Shelf, 113 East Jessie Street, Tuesday, 9 to 11 a.m.
> Caledonia: Public Library, 231 East Main Street, Tuesday, 12 to 2 p.m.
> La Crescent: Public Library, 321 Main Street, Tuesday, 3 to 5 p.m.
> Wabasha: Public Library, 168 Alleghany Avenue, Wednesday, 9 to11 a.m.
> Plainview: Highway 42 and Broadway Avenue, Wednesday, 12 to2 p.m.
> St. Charles: City Park, 719 West Sixth Street, Wednesday, 3to5 p.m.