Self-Help Videos
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI): The Law on Overpayments and Collections (Video)
This video about Social Security Overpayments and Collections was created for GeorgiaLegalAid.org by Maria Keller and Jacqueline Givens, law students at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. The video content is based on a community education brochure created by Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc. and prepared under the direction of Georgia Legal Services Program. This is legal information, not legal advice. If you have a legal problem, you should speak with a lawyer. Read More
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Breaking Free from Domestic Violence: Safety Planning (Video)
This video about safety planning was created for GeorgiaLegalAid.org by Sharee Malcolm, a law student at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. The video content is based on a community education brochure created by Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc. and prepared under the direction of Georgia Legal Services Program. This is legal information, not legal advice. If you have a legal problem, you should speak with a lawyer. Read More
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Debt Collection Videos
Consumer Debt Collection Information Videos by Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. Read More
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Learn About Foreclosure in Georgia
Foreclosure videos from Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. Read More
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The First Duty of Society is Justice
This brief video highlights the role of the courts in American society. Read More
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The Rule of Law
This short video explains the importance of the legal system in American society. This video is one in a series of public service videos presented by the State Bar of Georgia. Read More
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Trial by Jury
This short video explains the importance of the legal system in American society and particulary, the citizen-juror. This video is one in a series of public service videos presented by the State Bar of Georgia. Read More
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Getting Sued on a Credit Card Debt? (Audio/Podcast)
General information on what happens if you are sued over credit card debt. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Michael Tafelski, staff attorney from Georgia Legal Services program. Visit GLSP.org for Tafelski's contact information. Read More
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About the Law on Family Violence in Georgia (Audio/Podcast)
General information on protective orders in Georgia and safety planning. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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About Child Custody in Georgia (Audio/Podcast)
General information about child custody in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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About Divorce Law in Georgia (Audio/Podcast)
This podcast covers basic legal information about Divorce in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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VA Disability Benefits Overview Video
This educational video provides an overview of the VA Disability Benefits application process. It explains many of the pitfalls one may experience while applying for VA benefits. This video contains legal information and not legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney. Read More
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Filing a Claim in Magistrate Court - A Short Video Presentation
Before filing a claim in Magistrate Court, you'll want to consider whether or not the defendant will have the economic resources to collect should you be awarded a judgment... Content Detail
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Should I be Represented by a Lawyer? A Short Video Presentation
Persons appearing in court without a lawyer are called pro se litigants. In an effort to make the Magistrate Court user-friendly, hearings are usually conducted in an informal manner and the judge may intervene to ensure that the merits of the case are fairly presented. So if you feel comfortable speaking in front of people and are able to communicate your ideas well, you may decide that it's in your best interests to represent yourself. Content Detail
