The town owes tens of hundreds of thousands of {dollars} to the authorized nonprofits it depends on to meet its promise of free counsel to low-income and aged New Yorkers dealing with eviction, landlord harassment and immigration points. And, if the town doesn’t pay them by subsequent month, a few of these nonprofits say their operations shall be thrown into disaster they usually’ll should cease offering providers to hundreds who’re relying on them. “If we aren’t paid, it would create existential problems for our organization,” stated Greg Klemm, the chief monetary officer of Authorized Providers NYC, which supplies tens of…
