New York – Free Mobile Legal Help In Queens Today Includes Housing, Immigration, Benefits
Queens, N.Y. — Families dealing with housing stress, benefits questions or other civil legal problems can get free help in Queens today from a mobile legal services clinic parked on Woodhaven Boulevard.
The New York Legal Assistance Mobile Legal Help Center is stationed outside the office of Jenifer Rajkumar, who announced the visit in a social media post. The clinic is scheduled to operate from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 83-91 Woodhaven Blvd. and is open to all, regardless of immigration status, according to the post.
The mobile clinic is offering free civil legal services, including guidance on housing and eviction, immigration issues, public benefits, employment problems, family law matters, debt, and related concerns. For parents, these issues can quickly spill into everyday routines — from keeping stable housing and childcare to addressing custody or support questions that affect school pickup, medical coverage and household finances.
Families considering a visit can save time by bringing any paperwork tied to the problem: notices from a landlord or court, pay stubs, benefit letters, work schedules, or documents related to family or debt disputes. Arriving early may help if demand is high.
Because the services are focused on civil matters, families with urgent safety concerns should contact local authorities or emergency services first.
Organizers did not share when the mobile unit’s next stop will be announced. Families can monitor updates from local officials and community partners for additional pop-up dates and locations.
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