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Thank you for your past participation or interest in Law Library programs. We have started this newsletter to inform you of upcoming programs related to legal topics, small business programs, and nonprofit workshops. Please share this newsletter with others! If you have questions, please contact me. And check out our online resources at https://rvalibrary.org/richmond-room/ Charlie Schmidt, Law Librarian, 804-646-6500, charles.schmidt@rva.gov |
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Tax Planning and Reporting
Thursday, May 1, 6:00 PM
Main Library, 101 E. Franklin Street
Tax planning and reporting are critical components of running a small business. Proper planning can minimize tax liability, ensure compliance with tax laws, and optimize financial performance. Get a detailed guide on small business tax planning and reporting.
This workshop is presented by the City of Richmond Office of Minority Business Development! Click here for details and to register.
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Know Your Numbers: Financial Management for Small Businesses
Tuesday, May 6, 6:00 PM
Main Library, 101 E. Franklin Street
In this workshop, you will receive easy to follow guidelines to help you organize, maintain, and use financial information to effectively manage your business. Topics include: Purpose and components of key financial statements; Assessment of business financial health; and Tax preparation.
This workshop is presented by the City of Richmond Office of Minority Business Development! Click here for details and to register
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Nonprofits - Grant Writing 101
Thursday, May 22, 5:30 PM
Main Library, 101 E. Franklin Street
Want some tips on writing proposals? New to nonprofit grant writing? Learn how to write more effective grant proposals! This workshop, hosted with Sage RVA nonprofit consulting, https://www.sage-rva.com/, will also give insight on how to reach funders in the Richmond grantmaking community - and make your proposals stand out! Library staff will be on hand to highlight library resources for Nonprofits, including The Foundation Center, the premier database on grants and foundation funding. Space is limited. Registration Required. Click here for registration information.
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LGBTQ+ Name Change Legal Appointments
Various Times and Dates in June,
Various Locations - Check the calendar for details
Need help understanding the legal process of changing your name or changing your minor child's name? Volunteer attorneys will meet individually with attendees to review the process, from getting a name change order from the circuit court through changing identity documents like DMV ID and birth certificates with the relevant agencies. Forms will be provided. Space is limited and registration is required.
Click here for details and registration.
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Standby Guardian and Power of Attorney Legal Clinics
The Law Library and the City of Richmond Office of Immigration and Refugee Engagement have teamed up to offer free legal support to immigrant families who may be in danger of detention or deportation. Volunteer attorneys help families draft Standby Guardianships for minor children and Power of Attorney documents to secure property. Clinics are held on the 4th Thursdays of each month from 9am to 12pm. Call 804-646-0145 for information and to make an appointment. |
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Check Out Our Legal Resource Guide
Did you know the Law Library has a Legal Resource Guide? This Guide has information on all the free and low-cost legal services in the Richmond area. It can be found on the Law Library page in both English and Spanish.
The Guide has detailed contact information and links to local legal aid societies, pro bono clinics, and lists legal services by topics. It is helpful tool if you are seeking legal help. It is also helpful for service providers who have clients that may be looking for legal information. |
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