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Civic Tech App Helps Users File for Protection Orders
Government Technology covers the new online tool that enables domestic violence victims to safely and easily complete the legal forms they need to obtain a civil protection order.
New online tool provides 24/7 help to domestic violence survivors
Ohio Legal Help Board President David Kutik writes to the Cleveland Plain Dealer about the newest online tool available to domestic violence survivors.
Evictions increasing in Athens County
Dani Kington for The Athens Messenger spoke with Executive Director Susan Choe about the looming eviction crisis in Athens County.
New online tool makes it easier for Ohio DV survivors to petition
The Athens Messenger highlights the new DV CPO tool on Ohio Legal Help.
Staff Member Spotlight: Sangeetha Natarajan
Ohio Legal Help has gained a new staff member – Sangeetha Natarajan! Sangeetha is the Forms & Data Specialist for Ohio Legal Help and comes to the organization with a background in Chemistry and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Ohio Legal Help offers services for those feeling threatened
WTOL11 in Toledo spoke with Executive Director Susan Choe about Ohio Legal Help's newest tool - a DV CPO Form Assistant.
Ohio Legal Help launches interactive assistant for filing CPOs
NBC24 in Toledo covers the newest tool on Ohio Legal Help - a DV CPO Form Assistant.
New online tool for domestic violence victims
21-WFMJ covers the new tool on Ohio Legal Help for domestic violence victims and survivors to easily obtain a civil protection order.
Board Member Profile: Jose Bautista
Ohio Legal Help recently sat down with Jose Bautista, Legal Counsel for Abercrombie & Fitch Co., to talk through his career and time as an Ohio Legal Help Board Member.
Ohio Legal Help Launches DV CPO Form Assistant
The online domestic violence and dating violence tool on OhioLegalHelp.org was developed in partnership with the Ohio Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on Domestic Violence, the Ohio Domestic Violence Network (ODVN) and The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.