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Pro Bono Services Mission
The King County Bar Association's Pro Bono Services program promotes social justice by establishing and managing volunteer-based, client-focused legal services programs and providing services on an equal and non-discriminatory basis for low income King County residents who would not otherwise receive legal assistance.
In Washington State more than 70% of low-income households experience at least one civil legal problem annually. Of these, more than three quarters or 76% of households face a civil legal problem without an attorney.1 Pro Bono volunteers provide free legal services valued at over $7 million annually by assisting clients to keep their housing, obtain marriage dissolutions in abusive situations, seek third party custody of children, vacate criminal records, provide advice and referrals and more.
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Experienced Attorney Positions
- Neighborhood Legal Clinics are recruiting volunteer attorneys from any legal field. There is a particular need for attorneys with experience in immigration and family law.
Kinship Care Solutions Project Attorney
Neighborhood Legal Clinics Attorney
Self-Help Plus Program Attorney
New Attorneys or Attorneys New to a Practice Area
- The Records Project assists people in vacating criminal convictions!
- Neighborhood Legal Clinics provide advice and referrals.
Kinship Care Solutions Project Attorney
Neighborhood Legal Clinics Attorney
The Records Project Attorney Attorney
Undergraduate, Law School & Paralegal Students and Community Members
Housing Justice Project Legal Assistant
Kinship Care Solutions Project Law Clerks
Neighborhood Legal Clinics
Neighborhood Legal Clinics is currently only accepting volunteer applications from Attorney and LLLT volunteers. We expect to reopen for applications to our Clinic Assistant and Intake & Referral Internship volunteer roles later this year. Updates will be posted here as available
