LAW Advocates :: Legal Assistance by Whatcom (LAW) Advocates

Summer Street Law
on the corner of Railroad Ave. and Magnolia St.
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

June 14 & 28
July 12 & 26
August 9 & 23

(in case of rain, look under the awning of 'The Newstand' at 111 E. Magnolia)

LAW Advocates
PO Box 937
Bellingham WA 98227

Programs

Legal Assistance by Whatcom (LAW) Advocates interviews and refers eligible low-income Whatcom County residents to a panel of local attorneys who volunteer their time to provide free or low-cost civil legal help. Interpreter services are available.

Street Law. A twice monthly Saturday program that provides free legal aid and referral on a first come first served basis. In the summer it is on a street corner and for 9 months of the year it is located at the library. A Spanish interpreter is available at each Street Law session. For the current Street Law schedule, click here.

Parenting Plan Clinic for Domestic Violence Survivors. Intensive Assistance with preparation of parenting plans for persons facing domestic violence.

Direct Representation. Landlord-Tenant, Bankruptcy, Debtor/Creditor, Employment Law, Foreclosure, Consumer Protection, Guardianship, Tort Defense, Contracts, and License Revocation.

Family Law Clinic. Legal advice, brief service and document review for family law matters.

Disability Benefits Advocacy. Assistance to homeless people in obtaining State and Federal disability benefits.

Immigration Law Advice Clinic. Legal advice or brief service for immigration law issues.

Debtor/Creditor Advice Clinic. Legal advice or brief service for debtor/creditor issues.

Whatcom Civil Rights Project. Representation in matters involving discrimination or government abuse of power. For eligibility screening, call the Whatcom Human Rights Task Force at 360-733-2233

Programs Flyer in English
Anuncio de Programas en Español
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