Category: Economic Stability
E. Employment, Unemployment Compensation and Barriers to Work
- Resources on Violence in the Workplace
- Wisconsin Unemployment Compensation and Domestic Violence Law
- Safety Planning in the Workplace: Protecting Yourself and Your Job
- Employment Rights for Victims of Domestic or Sexual Violence
- Employment Protections for Victims of Domestic Abuse in Wisconsin
- Know Your Rights: Disabled Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence
- Laws When Domestic Violence Affects the Workplace
- State Law Guide: Domestic and Sexual Violence Workplace Policies
- State Law Guide: Employment Rights for Victims of Domestic or Sexual Violence
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Workplace Violence Fact Sheet
- Seven Reasons Employers Should Address Domestic Abuse
- Removal of Arrest Information
- Expunging Court Records
- Building and Repairing Your Credit History
- A Guide for Workers with Conviction and Arrest Histories
- Comparison of Federal and Wisconsin Family and Medical Leave Laws
- Department of Labor (DOL) FAQ Domestic Violence and FMLA
D. Tax
- Tax Information for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
- Low Income Taxpayer Clinics
- Innocent Spouse Relief
- Wisconsin Earned Income Credit
- Wisconsin Homestead Credit FAQ
- Request for Taxpayer Advocate Service Assistance
- Identity Theft Information for Taxpayers
- Identity Theft Information for Taxpayers (Spanish)
- Earned Income Tax Credit Eligibility Checklist for Tax Year 2016
- Earned Income Tax Credit Eligibility Checklist for Tax Year 2016 (Spanish)
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS) – What is My Filing Status?
- Understanding Your IRS – Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
- IRS – Need Someone to Prepare Your Tax Return?
- IRS Certified Volunteers Providing Free Tax Preparation (English, Spanish)
- The Taxpayer Advocate Service is Your Voice at the IRS
C. Housing
- Know Your Rights: Domestic Violence and Federally Assisted Housing
- Wisconsin Housing Law Protections for Domestic and Sexual Abuse Survivors
- Housing Flow Chart
- The Proactive Tenant’s Checklist
- Wisconsin Landlord-Tenant Law for Domestic Violence Victims
- Resources on Landlord-Tenant Law
- Sexual Harassment and Fair Housing Toolkit
- National Housing Law Project (NHLP) Housing Rights of Domestic Violence Survivors
- HUD Key Housing Provisions in the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) 2013
- Wisconsin Public Housing Authority Contact Information
- Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Laws Impacting Victims of Domestic Violence
- Consumer Facts: Manufactured Home Communities
B. Social Security Administration
- Social Security Programs Overview
- How Social Security Can Help You When a Family Member Dies
- Hiring a Social Security Disability Attorney
- The Appeals Process
- New (Social Security) Numbers for Domestic Violence Victims
- Social Security and Representative Payees
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- What Every Woman Should Know
- SSI for Noncitizens
- Benefits for Children
- Benefits for Children with Disabilities
- Disability Benefits
- Retirement Benefits
A. Public Benefits
- Eligibility for Public Benefit Programs
- Overview of Immigrant Eligibility for Federal Programs
- 2016 Federal Poverty Level
- Information About Your Enrollment and Benefits
- Wisconsin Works (W-2) Department of Children and Families (DCF) Fact Sheet
- Facing Domestic Violence: How W-2 Can Help You
- W-2 Domestic Violence Brochure Memo
- Federal Communications Commission Lifeline Program FAQ
- Letter Regarding Immigrant Access to Housing and Services
- Good Cause Claim Form
- Request for a W-2 Fact Finding Review Form
- Request for Fair Hearing Form
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Arabic)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Burmese)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (German)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Hmong)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Lao)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Mandarin Chinese)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Russian)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Somali)
- Request for Fair Hearing Form (Spanish)