Yolo County Law Library

Estate planning is difficult, make it a bit easier by avoiding these mistakes.

Check out the DCA's Guide to Residential Tenants' and Landlords' Rights and Responsibilities.

The State Archives has great events, check this one out in a few weeks!

Free admission at participating museums THIS SATURDAY. California has over 100 museums participating.

Betty*, a senior, contacted LSNC's pension project for help locating her pension from a company that went out of business. After several months, the attorney lo...cated several former administrators, and the current plan administrator - they all lacked any record of Betty. Eventually, the attorney submitted a claim to the current administrator with supporting documents showing she earned a vested, non-forfeitable right to a pension under the plan rules, and argued the plan must pay the benefit as the present responsible party. The attorney confirmed that our client will be eligible for over $450 per month upon reaching age 65, and she now has written confirmation of where and how to apply for this valuable retirement benefit. https://lsnc.net//western-states-pension-assistance-project See more

There is a lot going on in West Sacramento. Check out a workshop on June 15: Simple Estate Law, 2:00 p.m. Visit the West Sacramento Library for the second of three workshops presented by Legal Services of Northern California and the Yolo County Law Library. This month’s workshop will cover Simple Estate Law and refreshments are provided.

"Special districts are created and governed by the local residents who vote to form them as local governmental entities."

The City of West Sacramento staff, in partnership with BBCAN, will be hosting the Seventh Annual Senior Resource Fair on May 3, 2019. The goal of the Senior Resource Fair is to provide vital information that will enhance and support our seniors’ daily living, health, and leisure interests. The Fair will include free via rides, free blood pressure screenings, free eye exam vouchers, free hearing tests, and approximately 40 information booths from various health care providers, non-profits, and City/County agencies.

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