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COWLITZ WAHKIAKUM LEGAL AID
Coordinates civil legal aid with the help of licensed attorneys and skilled staff in the categories of vacation of criminal record, eviction prevention, protection orders / trauma-informed family law, divorce, custody, support, general legal aid, guardianship and wills, and landlord/tenant issues from the perspective of the tenant.
Offers a bi-weekly Civil Tribal Legal Clinic addressing family law, landlord/tenant, wills and estate planning, contracts, and homeownership.
Offers a weekly Drop-In Clinic at the Cowlitz County Hall of Justice, and a bi-weekly general civil legal clinic. Offers a bi-weekly legal clinic at Cowlitz Family Health Center. Also provides free legal forms to the public for different civil legal issues.
871 11th Avenue
Suite 2
Longview, WA 98632
Eligibility: Income no greater than 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, (after deducting eligible expenses) resident of Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific, or Lewis Counties, or for cases filed in those counties.
Hours: Office: Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm, Friday 9am-4pm remote services only with no walk ins, closed holidays
Civil Tribal Legal Clinic: 2nd and 4th Tuesday 10am-noon
LEGAL AID SERVICES OF OREGON
LEGAL AID SERVICES OF OREGON NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM
NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM
Provides a nonprofit law office providing civil legal services to Indian tribes, Native organizations, and individual Native people for issues involving Indian law or tribal law or otherwise related to client's status as a tribal member. Does not handle domestic relations or housing matters (these types of cases are referred to local Legal Aid offices). Does not accept cases against Indian tribes.

Current case priority categories include access to tribal courts, tribal court enhancement, protection of tribal sovereignty and self-government, Indian Child Welfare Act issues, tribal enrollment, issues involving trust land and resources, educational issues, health care issues, probate and estate planning, public benefits (where impacted by an applicant/recipient's Indian status), and domestic violence.
Eligibility: Indian tribes and groups, and Native individuals. Must meet low-income eligibility requirements.
Hours: By appointment only
NORTHWEST JUSTICE PROJECT
NATIVE AMERICAN UNIT
Provides civil (non-criminal) legal services to eligible individuals who cannot afford a lawyer.
401 2nd Avenue S
Suite 407
Seattle, WA 98104
Eligibility: Native Americans and Alaska Natives; call for more information
Hours: Monday-Friday 9:15am-12:15pm

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