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How Can Legal Services Better Meet the Needs of Low-Income LGBT Seniors?
 June 2018 | Justice in Aging
Low-income LGBT older adults also have distinct legal needs that some other groups don’t have, such as the need to fight discrimination in housing and health care, to navigate the legal complexities of name and gender changes, and to understand
how new laws around same-sex marriage may impact their particular situation.
This special report addresses specifically how legal services can best meet the unique legal needs of low-income LGBT older adults. Watch in Separate Window |
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