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Every Day in Washington State …Working people lose their jobsFamilies are being evicted or having their homes foreclosed uponWomen and children are abused and forced to seek protectionFrail elderly homeowners are victimized by predatory lending scamsDisabled children are denied the help they need to perform well in schoolVictims of crime experience a range of civil legal problems due to their victimizationPeople with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities cannot access needed governmental services and necessary supportHomeless families and children cannot access needed services and supportLow-income people cannot access critically needed health and mental health care services… Justice is WantingSeventy percent of all low income households experience at least one important civil legal problem each year. Those who experience one civil legal problem on average experience nearly nine often interrelated legal problems. Nearly three-quarters do not get the legal help they need to solve their problems.Many civil legal problems involve fundamental issues such as personal and family safety, housing, shelter and security, access to governmental services and the like. Women and children and people of color experience more civil legal needs than the general low-income population. Domestic violence and sexual assault survivors have the highest number of needs of any segment of the low income population.What is Civil Legal Aid?Civil Legal Aid refers to legal and law related services designed to help low income individuals, families and communities solve civil (non-criminal) legal problems that they experience. Civil Legal Aid helps low income people defend and assert important legal rights that often involve the most fundamental aspects of life – personal and family safety, homeownership and shelter protection, economic security, health care and shelter. For more information about civil legal aid, please see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).Who Provides Legal Aid Services in Washington State?Throughout Washington State non-profit organizations provide civil legal aid services to low income people. These programs are organized under the banner Alliance for Equal Justice. The Alliance includes statewide legal aid programs, specialty legal aid programs and volunteer legal aid programs.Because the funding available falls far short of that needed to provide services to everyone, civil legal aid programs prioritize the types of cases that they can handle. The overall goal is to provide legal help to those most in need of legal help and on matters that affect fundamental interests such as personal and family safety, economic security, and access to and preservation of housing, essential governmental benefits and health care.The Office of Civil Legal Aid contracts with the Northwest Justice Project (NJP), a statewide non-profit provider of civil legal aid services. NJP uses funds made available from OCLA to:Operate a statewide toll-free legal advice, education and referral system called CLEAR. CLEAR attorneys and paralegals receive calls, screen for eligibility, diagnose legal problems, and provide self-help legal information and advice. In some cases CLEAR attorneys and paralegals are able to solve a clients legal problem with limited assistance. In cases that are more difficult or require ongoing representation, clients are referred to local legal aid providers.Host a statewide self-help resources center called WashingtonLawHelp. Visitors to WashingtonLawHelp.org can find hundreds of up to date pamphlets and materials on many issues that affect low income people. Many self-help resources are available in languages other than English, including Arabic, Cambodian, Chinese, Spanish, Hmong, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Laotian, Russian, Somali and Vietnamese.WashingtonLawHelp.org also hosts statewide Washington Forms OnLine which allows visitors to answer interview questions that will create completed forms and instructions that are ready for use.Many self-help resources are available in languages other than English, including Arabic, Cambodian, Chinese, Spanish, Hmong, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Laotian, Russian, Somali and Vietnamese.Operate 17 local and regional legal aid offices throughout Washington State. Legal staff in these offices provide legal aid to eligible low-income residents on a wide range of civil legal problems.Help support the operations of sixteen local volunteer attorney programs (VLPs). Attorneys working with these programs volunteer their time to provide legal advice, brief service and representation to eligible low income clients at no charge.Help support the operations of 4 providers of specialized legal aid services in various parts of the state.Who is Eligible for State-Funded Civil Legal Aid Services?State-funded civil legal aid services are available to all low-income citizens in Washington State. Certain non-citizens who are lawfully present in the United States may be eligible for state-funded civil legal aid services.Persons with incomes at or below 125% of the federal poverty level are eligible for state-funded civil legal aid services. In certain cases, persons with incomes up to 200% of the poverty level may be eligible for state-funded legal aid services. 2020 annual income levels by household size are listed below.Household Size12345125% of Poverty$15,950yr.$21,550yr.$27,150yr.$32,750yr.$38,350yr.200% of Poverty$25,520yr.$34,480yr.$43,440yr.$52,400yr.$61,360yr.
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