It’s entirely amazing that there are numerous resources out there for those who don’t have a great deal of money at their disposal.
I pretty much had to apply for food stamps this year in the month leading up to Christmas, & I was actually approved in a matter of days.
I was able to get my card in the mail directly after the holiday. I was surprised at the absurdly fast turn around, but my case worker was fully dedicated to getting me the help that I was in need of. It was absurdly helpful as well, & in no time at all I was at the grocery store & could afford something other than ramen noodles & mac & cheese. I basically treated myself that evening to a pack of deliciously fresh chicken from the grocery store’s deli department. The chicken was fantastic, & knowing that I could afford it again because of my diligence made the meal feel essentially like it was earned. But there are even more resources available for those who don’t have a whole lot or any money at their disposal. If you are looking to find free legal advice, simply contact your state’s Bar Association. They will easily listen to your needs & get you in touch with nearby attorneys willing to take on cases under pro bono status. You honestly pay nothing while the attorney fulfills a quota they have with the Bar Association to keep their certification active. It helps a majority of people involved. When my Grandfather passed away, he didn’t get his affairs in order ahead of time, leaving the family in a state of complete disarray trying to settle everything. Happily, I was directed to a fantastic family & estate attorney after I contacted the Bar Association. This attorney helped us with the whole procedure, & in no time at all we had our Grandfather’s affairs settled entirely.