Our Board

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass is governed by a 24 member board of directors

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Board meeting

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass is governed by a 24 member board of directors consisting of 15 lawyers recommended by local bar associations, 8 people chosen by community service providers and 1 representative interested in the provision of legal services to low income and vulnerable populations. The members are chosen from our 33 county service area to assure that our board reflects the diversity of the people we serve. The Board meets 4 times a year in one of our offices around the service area. Our board is committed to assuring that those with brutal legal needs in our service area can  access our services.

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PRESIDENT 
Hon. James Moore

VICE PRESIDENT
Hon. Nicole Sotiriou Bearse

SECRETARY 
Sr. Cathy Bauer

TREASURER
Hon. Sara Ruml

MEMBERS

Dean Judith Daar

Lisa Goetz

Hon. Kristeena Johnson 

Hon. James Kruer

Hon. Jennifer L. Lawrence 

Bonnie Louis

 

Billie Mallory

Hon. LaToi D. Mayo

Hon. John R. McGinnis

Jillian K. McGraw

Angie McPherson 

Hon. Kimberly C. Morton 

 

Rosemary Nolan

Hon. Kim Hunt Price

Cara Beth Sharp

Becky Sittason

Michelle Slone

Hon. Cathy L Stickels

Hon. Mary Ellen Wimberly  

 

LABG BOARD MEMBERS WERE NOMINATED BY THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:

  • Bath County Bar Association
  • Boyd County Bar Association 
  • Brighton Center
  • DOVES
  • Fayette County Bar Association 
  • Franklin County Bar Association 
  • Greenup Bar Association 
  • Lexington Fair Housing Council
  • Northern Kentucky Bar Association 
  • Rowan County Bar Association
  • Safe Harbor of Northeast Kentucky 
  • The ION Center for Violence Prevention 
  • Welcome House
  • Woman's Crisis Center
     
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2026 Meeting Dates

      March 4, 2026 (Lexington) 
      June 3, 2026 (Covington)
      September 2, 2026 (Morehead) 
      December 2, 2026 (Covington) 

      

 

Need Legal Help

Legal aid protects the rights of people living at or near poverty with legal problems such as:  housing, consumer, family and public benefits. We ensure access to justice for all people, including veterans, the elderly, those who are disabled and victims of domestic violence. You can call us at 859-431-8200 to apply for assistance Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and Friday 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Calls are answered in the order they are received. You may also apply online by clicking "Apply For Help" below. 

 

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