INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Thomas W. Tierney, Esq., President of the Indian River Bar Association and Carolyn Fabrizio, Private Attorney Involvement Coordinator for the 19th Judicial Circuit through Florida Rural Legal Services, Inc., jointly announce the date, location and time of the quarterly “Ask-A Lawyer” event.
All residents of Indian River County may take advantage of the free popular program held at the Indian River County Public Library Main Branch (2nd Floor), 1600 21st Street in historic downtown Vero Beach.
The event, presented by the Indian River Bar Association will be held on Thursday, Feb. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The “Ask a Lawyer” Program calls on local attorneys to volunteer their time to answer questions posed by county residents, as well as offer free consultation and advice in all civil legal areas.
Advice from some of the areas of law offered include: Family Law Matters, Estate Planning, Debt Collection, Bankruptcy, Wills & Advanced Directives, Probate, Tenant/Landlord Matters and Mobile Home.
Indian County Residents interested in a free 30 minute consultation for more information may call the Florida Rural Legal Services, Inc., (772) 466-4766 or (888) 582-3410. Walk-ins will be accepted based on appointment availability.
