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📢 Introducing The Equity and Justice Alliance ⚖️ 🚨 Need Immigration Support? Looking for Legal Guidance? We’re Here to Help Connect You. 🚨 Michael Alder and I are proud to launch The Equity and Justice Alliance, a private, non-governmental and non-charity organization dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the immigration system by connecting them with legal resources and advocacy. We believe justice is not a privilege — it’s a right. Our responsibility as lawyers is to make sure no one gets left behind. Our goal is to bring together lawyers nationwide to provide legal assistance, within their capacity, and to help ensure that people facing immigration or any legal challenges have access to the support they need. 💬 Have Immigration or Legal Questions? ✅ Looking for guidance on your rights? ✅ Facing an upcoming hearing or legal filing? ✅ In need of legal resources or connections? While we are not a law firm and can’t guarantee representation, we will do our best to connect individuals with trusted lawyers and resources. 👥 Join the Movement: ✔️ Attorneys – Volunteer your time and expertise to make an impact. Anything from answering basic legal questions to helping with filings, court appearances etc. Virtual orientation available. ✔️ Organizations – Partner with us to expand access to justice. ✔️ Community Leaders – Share this initiative and help spread the word to your community. No one should have to navigate the legal system alone. Whether you need information or want to be part of the solution, The Equity and Justice Alliance is here to help connect and support. Learn more by clicking the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gA2Va2-f #EquityAndJusticeAlliance #Privilege #Equity #ImmigrationSupport #JusticeForAll #KnowYourRights #LegalResources #LawyersForChange #Advocate #Lawyer #Lawyerlife #Lawtina #Justice #Community #ImmigrationRights #ProBonoNetwork

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss

🌐 Empowering Communities: Non-Attorneys Serving Immigrants 🌐 In recent years, there's been a commendable shift in recognizing the importance of diverse professionals serving our immigrant community. While attorneys, like myself, play a pivotal role, non-attorneys have been stepping up, especially in states that are leading the change. 🌵 Arizona: Introduced Legal Paraprofessionals (LPs) who, under the supervision of a licensed attorney, can provide certain legal services. This initiative broadens access to legal counsel, especially for communities that might find traditional legal fees prohibitive. ⛰️ Utah: The state pioneered the Licensed Paralegal Practitioner (LPP) program, allowing non-attorneys to assist in specific areas of law, including immigration matters. They can provide consultations, fill out forms, and guide clients, all without attorney oversight. Both of these states, among others, are championing a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to legal service, recognizing that when it comes to serving immigrants, it truly takes a village. These measures not only expand access but ensure that immigrants receive comprehensive support in their journey. However, while these non-attorney professionals are making a significant difference, it's essential for immigrants to ensure they are receiving advice from legitimate, state-sanctioned sources. Misinformation can be detrimental. Let's applaud these steps and advocate for further innovation in the realm of immigrant services. After all, in reimagining and revolutionizing immigration law, everyone has a role to play. What role will you play?  #LegalRebel #ImmigrantAdvocacy #CommunityEmpowerment #walkgood #Immigration Boss