"Mrs. Feliciano" had recently moved to Randolph from out of state. A diabetic, she had promptly signed up in a local Medicare prescription drug program plan (Part D).
"Ms. Wang" and her husband were married in China in 2005 and have one child together. From the beginning of the relationship, her husband was abusive towards her.
"Raymond and Andrea," siblings from El Salvador entered into a $500,000 adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) with balloon payments and high fees they could not afford.
Like many families of children with autism, the "Smiths" are struggling because their health insurance does not cover the cost of their child’s specialized therapy.
"Teresita," a single mother of three from Mattapan, had to face a difficult choice that is all-too-common for single working parents. She had to choose between work and family.
In June 2010, "Taylor Brown" and his daughter "Lisa" successfully got their Dorchester three-family home back after undergoing two unlawful foreclosures.