The American College of Bankruptcy, the Law School's Corporate Institute, the MSBA / HCBA / RCBA Bankruptcy Section, and The Turnaround Management Association invite you to join us at the University of Minnesota Law School on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, at 3:00 p.m. for a dynamic presentation, free 1.5 CLE credits for practitioners (requested), and a...
Join the Advocates for Human Rights and Volunteer Lawyers Network for this free CLE as we dive into the intersection of juvenile court proceedings and immigration law! Participants will learn about At-Risk guardianships and the I-360 (SIJS) application process for youth aged 18-21, which ensure vulnerable juveniles receive protection while pursuing lawful permanent residency in...
A night of fun and fundraising for the Hennepin County Bar Foundation and Volunteer Lawyers Network! An evening of impact and camaraderie! Enjoy an opportunity to network and connect with colleagues who share your passion for access to justice. The HCBF Bar Benefit is our most attended event of the year. Don't miss this opportunity...
PLEASE NOTE: IN-PERSON REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. You are welcome to attend the event via Zoom! Details below. VLN's Annual Housing Law Seminar Thursday, May 2, 2024 12:00-4:30 pm Stinson/Zoom Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85775286711 3 Standard and 1 Elimination of Bias CLE credits pending Join us for an afternoon jam-packed with CLEs! Some highlights include: An Elimination...
The Chat and Chew is a time for VLN housing staff and volunteers to eat a (virtual) lunch together, chat about a housing topic, and socialize with one another. This is an informal event. There will be no power point presentations, but instead a brief introduction to a topic by a VLN staff member, followed...
Are you looking to start volunteering in housing law? VLN is looking for attorneys who are new to eviction expungement and would like to take part in a housing eviction expungement clinic. Click on the registration link below for more information. Registration: https://VLN.formstack.com/forms/new_volunteer_eviction_expungement_clinic Please note there is a registration deadline of end of day Tuesday...
Conciliation Court (aka small claims court) is an extremely important venue for individuals who cannot afford a lawyer to access justice. Learn about how YOU can assist them in the process, whether it be phone advice or helping advise and draft forms at the in-person LAP clinic. Learn about the legal issues and pitfalls commonly...
This is a free two-session series presented via webinar and hosted by Legal Services State Support and Volunteer Lawyers Network. Agenda Volunteer Lawyers Network and Legal Services State Support present a two-part webinar on Chapter 7 bankruptcies for low-income Minnesotans. Both sessions are presented by Chapter 7 panel trustee Mary Jo Jensen-Carter and attorney Janine...
This is part two of a free two-session series presented via webinar and hosted by Legal Services State Support and Volunteer Lawyers Network. Agenda Volunteer Lawyers Network and Legal Services State Support present a two-part webinar on Chapter 7 bankruptcies for low-income Minnesotans. Both sessions are presented by Chapter 7 panel trustee Mary Jo Jensen-Carter...
The Chat and Chew is a time for VLN housing staff and volunteers to eat a (virtual) lunch together, chat about a housing topic, and socialize with one another. This is an informal event. There will be no power point presentations, but instead a brief introduction to a topic by a VLN staff member, followed...
Details: Minnesota has had significant changes to family law in the 2024 Legislative Session. Join us to discuss the changes to several important aspects of family law, including parenting time, attorney’s fees, temporary orders, and spousal maintenance. Presenters: Samantha J. Gemberling’s litigation practice is focused on helping clients navigate through difficult and emotional legal challenges,...
Details: Many people who are convicted of crimes in Minnesota state court suffer collateral consequences of the convictions long after the terms or their sentences are completed. Many former defendants find themselves denied employment and rental housing opportunities as a result of the existence of their criminal records and the increasing availability of information regarding...
