SLLC Attorney Final case studies
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The SLLC Attorney Final is a comprehensive assessment for attorneys who practice, or intend to practice, in legal services and legal aid settings-typically programs funded through legal services corporations or similar public-interest structures. It tests whether a candidate can carry a low-income client's matter from intake through resolution while meeting professional obligations. The SLLC Attorney Final case studies are 5 cases and about 3,950 words.
1The Co-Tenant Who Called Second: Prospective-Client Conflicts at a Legal Aid Office
Nadia is a staff attorney in the housing unit of a nonprofit legal aid office. Two weeks ago, an intake volunteer - a law student certified to appear under supervision - spent 50 minutes on the phone with Marcus Okafor.
785 words, about 4 min2The Default Judgment and the Former Roommate: Service, Limitations, and Frozen Social Security
On January 14, 2024, a debt buyer sued Ms. Pruitt for 4,880.10 on a charged-off credit card, plus interest and fees.
817 words, about 4 min3The 180-Mile Move: Defective Relocation Notice, Best Interests, and Support
Since their 2021 divorce, Andre and Beth have shared 50/50 parenting time of two children, ages 7 and 11, under a plan entered by the circuit court that granted the divorce. Beth now wants to move 180 miles away for a job paying 14,000 more.
789 words, about 4 min4The 14-Day Notice That Overstated the Arrears: Retaliation, Repair-and-Deduct, and a Voucher
Delgado rents a two-bedroom apartment for 1,150 a month in a six-unit building. His lease expired in 2022, and he has stayed month to month, paying on the fifth of each month.
764 words, about 4 min5The $2,146 Overpayment and the 22-Minute Call: SNAP IPV and the Missing File
Whitfield, 58, receives 298 a month in SNAP and Medicaid. Her adult son, who has a disability, lives with her and receives SSI.
795 words, about 4 min