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Yon Dezyèm Chans Pou Moun Ki Chape Anba Trafik Moun

Victoria Sexton Esq. – Avoka kont trafik moun, kabinè avoka Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. Pou kèk moun, afè trafik moun nan anndan katye ak kominote nou yo sanble yon bagay ki non sèlman enposib, men yon lejann. Men, Konte Broward Florid klase an dezyèm pozisyon kòm kote an Florid ki...
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Uma Segunda Chance Para Sobreviventes De Tráfico Humano – Eliminação de antecedentes criminais

Por Victoria Sexton, Advogada – Procuradora para o Combate ao Tráfico Humano na Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. Para algumas pessoas, a ideia de ocorrência de tráfico humano em nossos bairros e comunidades parece não apenas improvável, mas também ficcional. Entretanto, o Condado de Broward, na Flórida, está classificado em segundo...
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Una Segunda Oportunidad Para Sobrevivientes De Tráfico Humano

por Victoria Sexton, Abogado. – Abogado Contra la Trata de Seres Humanos de Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. [Ayuda Legal Costa a Costa del Sur de Florida, Inc] Para algunas personas, la idea de la trata de personas que se produce en nuestros vecindarios y comunidades no sólo parece poco probable,...
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A Second Chance for Survivors of Human Trafficking

by Victoria Sexton Esq. – Anti-Human Trafficking Attorney at Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. For some, the idea of human trafficking occurring in our neighborhoods and communities seems not only unlikely, but fictional. However, Broward County Florida ranks second highest in Florida for reported human trafficking. It is not only happening;...
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Story of Justice: Securing a Reasonable Accommodation for Cathy

Cathy was a homeless senior citizen who, although having to battle chronic injuries and medical conditions that substantially impacted her life, was exhaustively searching for an apartment when she contacted CCLA in July 2023. When she’s not taking her multitude of daily medicines or caring for her grandson, Cathy’s days consisted of spending countless time...
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Story of Justice: Survivor of Human Trafficking Has Record Cleared

For nearly ten years, Jessica was the victim of sex trafficking. She survived trafficking, torture, severe punishments, threats, physical emotional and mental abuse, and extreme traumas. Throughout her victimization, Jessica was forced to commit criminal acts for her trafficker. If she refused, Jessica was beaten and tortured. Because of the abuse and coercion, she would...
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Story of Justice: Maria Becomes a Citizen

We successfully represented Maria in her immigration case, resulting in her attainment of United States citizenship. The case involved significant challenges due to Maria’s disability, and the unique circumstances surrounding her citizenship interview. The comprehensive efforts of our team allowed us to navigate these obstacles and achieve a positive outcome for Maria. Client Background Maria...
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Story of Justice: Saving Emily’s Social Security

Background Emily* has been getting Social Security disability benefits, as a disabled adult child, most of her life due to intellectual and learning disabilities.   School was difficult for Emily and although she was in ESE classes, she did not finish high school.  Due to her disabilities, Emily, who is now in her 40s, has never...
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Story of Justice: Helping Mateo Fight a Wrongful Eviction

Upholding the Rights of a Low-Income Senior in Mobile Home Park in the Face of Unfair Eviction Mateo, a hardworking senior who emigrated from Peru a decade ago, sought a better life in the United States. In Peru, he was a respected government accountant, but in pursuit of the American Dream, Mateo adapted to his...
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Story of Justice: Helping John & his Dog Maintain Housing

John had a rough year. First, his wife died. Then, he was evicted. John cannot read or write. He receives Section 8 housing assistance. The Housing Authority knows he cannot read or write. Yet, they did not explain paperwork to him, despite KNOWING that he cannot read or write. As a result of the confusion...
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