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  Project partners
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Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA). MLSA is a federally and privately funded nonprofit organization that provides legal services to low-income people throughout Montana. For more information about MLSA, visit www.mtlsa.org.
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Montana Office of Consumer Protection & Victim Services (OCPVS). Among other things, the OCPVS helps educate Montana consumers and businesses to prevent fraud, and offers information and referrals to victims of crime. For more information about the OCPVS, visit http://www.doj.mt.gov/consumer/default.asp and http://www.doj.mt.gov/victims/default.asp.
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The Self-Help Law Program (SHLP) of the Montana Supreme Court Office of the Court Administrator assists self-represented litigants and other people in finding legal information, forms and other resources. For more information about the SHLP, visit http://www.courts.mt.gov/self-help/program_summary.asp.
Project staff
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Brittany Waiss, AmeriCorps Coordinator, Montana Legal Services Association, bwaiss@mtlsa.org
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Ed Higgins, Director of Community Engagement, Montana Legal Services Association, ehiggins@mtlsa.org
Coordinating supervisors
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Matt Dale, Director, Office of Consumer Protection & Victim Services, madale@mt.gov
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Tracie Poindexter, Program Administrator, Montana Legal Services Association, tpoindex@mtlsa.org
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Erin Farris, Program Administrator, Montana CourtHelp Program, efarris@mt.gov
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