9/16 eBrief: Only 100 Pro Hops Vino! tickets left!

September 16, 2016

eBrief

COUNTDOWN TILL PRO HOPS VINO!

Less than 100 tickets left for Pro Hops Vino!

Don't miss out: 16 wines, 11 brews, 1 bourbon, 1 whiskey, 15 restaurants and a 100-bottle wine auction! Join us at 6 - 9 p.m. this Thursday at the Alabama Ballet for the 2016 Pro Hops Vino!

Host Tickets deadline to be recognized at the event and in the program is Monday.

Bid today: Auction frenzy and NEW Alabama/Auburn tickets!

100 bottles of wine and other Pro Hops Vino! auction items are going like gangbusters - nearly $10,000 in bids so far!

And that does not include bids on these sweet Alabama vs Auburn tickets:

CLICK HERE TO BID ONLINE NOW!

Bid in person or online at Pro Hops Vino! this Thursday. Bidding closes at 8:30 p.m. Thursday.

HELP A CLIENT IN NEED

1. Please help this mother of two young children through her divorce process

The client has been verbally and emotionally abused throughout her marriage. The mother, the 5-year-old and the 7-year-old children all reside with relatives. The client's spouse will not provide any support for the family. ( 16-0006618)

*This is the second time in eBrief

2. Help this abused woman through her divorce process

This disabled client has been abused throughout her marriage. She currently has a Protection From Abuse Order against her husband. Please help woman through her divorce process. (16-0006621)

*Client is blurred due to domestic violence

3. Please help woman visit her five-year-old child

The client was never awarded any visitation with her five-year-old son. The father moved out of state with child and refuses to allow visitation. Please help client get contact with her son.

(16-0006602)

*This is the third time in eBrief

4. Help couple recoup money spent to an unscrupulous mortgage insurance broker so they can make repairs

This husband and wife entered into an agreement with a mortgage insurance broker because she promised them lower rates which they needed as they both were laid off. The couple's financial institution paid the broker out of their escrow for two years. Recently, an electrical short resulted in them having to rewire the house for it be safe to live in. The husband called the mortgage insurance company to file a claim and learned that the broker had not paid their premiums and that they had no insurance. The couple needs help filing suit against the broker to recoup the money she did not pay the insurance company so that they can fix the electrical wiring. (16-0006693)