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Debt Collection in the Maine Courts

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If you owe someone money, they can try to collect it from you by taking you to court. This guide will help you understand the court process and the rights you have. You are the debtor. The person who you owe money to is the creditor.
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Programa de asistencia al contribuyente de bajos ingresos

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Información sobre nuestro programa de asistencia al contribuyente de bajos ingresos puede ayudarle a presentar la información necesaria para satisfacer las pruebas que se requieren para reclamar las deducciones tributarias o crédito EIC
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Income Guidelines for the Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic

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Yearly income guidelines for PTLA's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic.
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Low Income Taxpayer Clinic: IRS Problems We Handle

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Problems with the IRS? We may be able to help What Is the LITC? Tax Tips The Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic gives eligible taxpayers free legal assistance on federal tax matters. Eligible taxpayers are those with incomes at or below 250% of the federal poverty level.
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Low Income Taxpayer Clinic

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We help people who run up against tax problems with the IRS. Our services are free.
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The Maine Homestead Exemption: Tax Relief for Maine Homeowners

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Introduction The Maine Homestead Exemption may lower your property tax bill. It makes it so the town won't count $20,000 of value of your home for property tax purposes. You can qualify if you have owned your home in Maine for at least 12 months.  It doesn't matter if you sold one home and moved to another.  You just have to show you owned a home for the 12 month period.
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Are You Leaving Money on the Table? A Guide to Maine Tax Credits and Benefits

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It is not easy to balance a household budget when you have a low income. But you can supplement your income by claiming all of the benefits and supports you have the right to claim. Here is a checklist. Make sure you are not leaving money on the table!
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Laissez-vous de l'argent trainer sur la table?

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Liste des crédits d’impôts et de prestations du Maine. English Español العربية Arabic
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¿Está dejando usted dinero sobre la mesa?

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Lista de Créditos y Beneficios para los Impuestos de Maine Français English العربية Arabic
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هل تغفل الحصول على أموال متاحة لك؟

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قائمة مرجعية بالخصوم الضريبية والإعانات في ولاية مين
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Earned Income Credit

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Does the Government Owe You Money? What is the EIC? Can I Claim the EIC? How Much is the Credit? My Children Live With Me, But Their Other Parent Claims Them for the EIC. The Person who did my Taxes says that I Can't Claim the EIC. Is this True? My Children Live with Me, But I've Agreed that there other Parent can Claim the EIC Every Other Year. Is This a Problem? More Resources
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General Assistance in Maine

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General assistance (called GA after this) is a program run by every town to help people who don't have enough money to pay their necessary expenses. You may be eligible if your basic living costs are more than the money you have or can earn.
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Tribal Appeallate Court Victory

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Wabanaki Legal News, 2007 edition On February 19, 2007 the Passamaquoddy Appellate Court upheld the dismissal of an eviction action filed by the Housing Authority at Indian Township. The tenant was represented by the Native American Unit.
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Maine Supreme Court Decides Francis IV

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Wabanaki Legal News, Winter 2008 by Paul Thibeault, Esq. & Michael Guare, Esq.
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Micmacs Lose Critical Federal Case On Tribal Sovereignty

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Wabanaki Legal News, Winter 2009 by Paul Thibeault
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Limited Results from Tribal-State Work Group

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Wabanaki Legal News, Winter 2009 by Paul Thibeault
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Tribal Sovereignty

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Wabanaki Legal News, Winter 1998   By Mark A. Chavaree, Esq. Mark is a member of the Penobscot Nation. He is a graduate of Old Town High School, Dartmouth College and Cornell Law School. Mark is currently Tribal Staff Attorney for the Penobscot Nation. He also serves on the Board of Directors for Pine Tree Legal Assistance.
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US Acts on UN Rights of Indigenous Peoples Declaration

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Wabanaki Legal News, Summer 2011 In September 2007 the United Nations passed the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). It covers 46 issues important to Native people, including: Self-determination, or the right of a people to decide their political status and government Culture and language Education and health Housing, land, resources and environment Indigenous law
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FRANCIS V: Maine Law Court Says Tribe Had Exclusive Jurisdiction

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by Paul Thibeault, Esq. Wabanaki Legal News, Spring 2009 edition The State's highest court has made a final decision in the long legal battle between Pamela Francis and the Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy Housing Authority. On December 11, 2008 the Supreme Judicial Court (also known as the Law Court) held that the state courts had no jurisdiction and that the tribal court had exclusive jurisdiction over the case because it involves internal tribal matters.
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Update: Penobscot Nation v. Mills

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Update: Penobscot Nation v. Mills Wabanaki Legal News, Fall 2016 By Ethan Plaut, Esq. Since our last issue, there has been a major development in the case known as Penobscot Nation v. Mills, or the “Penobscot River Case.”  This is a case about what sovereign rights the Penobscot Nation has in the Penobscot River. 
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