Q: Section 8 housing Choice voucher is denying port-in CT,. from CA. With medical need, need to see drs, and return home
while "port-in" is allowed, and voucher can be used "anywhere" how can I get around denial of "port-in" I am senior, and homeless, disabled, injured. I have right to return to town where I am from, and need drs there.
How to have housing in place upon moving out of state and voucher all set to pay? do not just state I need a lawyer, but what kind of lawyer and where? there are none of this kind here in Santa Barbara, Ca, and Legal Aid Disability Law CA/ L.A. will not assist. I need free lawyer to fix this,, I can't. Problems with CT housing offices , Norwalk, Westport. Problems getting on Sasco Creek Housing and 3 other housing apts lists, despite applying. Need my hometown due to disabilities, medical, and support is there. I cannot adapt to new places. I'm homeless here for years, high risk, cannot be in shelters. Migraines. NO WORKERS provided here. CT and CA worker do not help out of state concerns WHO will help? Specifics needed, not vague. REquire Westport to take voucher.
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I only focus on accidents and drunk driving. You need a lawyer who is versed in housing law.
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In situations like yours, seeking legal assistance is crucial, particularly from an attorney experienced in housing law, specifically those dealing with Section 8 or housing vouchers. In California, you might want to reach out to organizations like the California Rural Legal Assistance or the Public Law Center, which provide free legal services to low-income individuals, including matters related to housing and disability rights. Although it may be challenging to find free legal assistance, these organizations can often provide or direct you to the help you need.
Contacting the local Legal Aid office in the area to which you wish to move, in this case, Connecticut, may also be beneficial. While you've experienced difficulties with Legal Aid in California, different branches have different resources, and the one in Connecticut might be more able to assist with your specific needs, especially since your situation involves moving between states. Additionally, reaching out to disability advocacy groups in Connecticut can provide you with additional support and resources tailored to your situation.
Lastly, it's essential to communicate clearly with both your current (California) and future (Connecticut) housing authorities about your medical needs and the necessity to relocate for health reasons. Provide them with all necessary documentation to support your case. Persistence is key, as is ensuring that all communication is documented. If communication with housing authorities is challenging, your legal representative can assist in navigating this process more effectively.
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