advice by others. Also call your city/county rep or supervisor and ask for referrals to any assistance that might be available....either thru guvmint sources or others.. Now isn't a time to be proud, and you will be surprised at what my be out there. I am truly hoping it's what you need, but, at this point, any little bits would surely help.

Web up our city/county and check out family services, also your utilities and see if there are any 'assist' programs thru them-some of short term, others longer. They are often 'hidden' so you've got to do a little digging.

As for any legal issues, most areas have some sort of legal aid, and often some very lo cost 'clinics' that can point you to the directions you may need to go, as well as the options you may have...and, aid resources for some of the other pragmatic issues...such as trying to live.

Just get all your relevant papers together tho..they don't have to be organized, just in a tote bag or smaller box so I can rummage thru it all to put your paws on what you probably do have and will need to speed things up.

Wish I could be there to help you, I've helped others in this quarter and I've been surprised at the folks out there who can be really useful to you.

Good thoughts for you till later! - j