Snohomish County Legal Services 4/2/2020

IE.. EVERETT MEM WASHINGTON available to class participants for questions regarding the documents and preparation of child support worksheets. Later review of the documents is available during the Family Law Advice Clinic. (3) Who is to be Served We will serve Everett residents whose incomes are at or below 200%of the federal poverty level, and are disabled,elderly,or youth whose vulnerability impacts their legal needs and their ability to ensure that they have a safe home and adequate income to support themselves and their families. (4)How and When Service is Provided As described above,all of our services are provided by one-on-one consultation between clients and staff or volunteer attorney and/or through representation in court. This consultation may be in clinic or an individual appointment with an attorney. Our family law clinic meets weekly in Everett;our Pathways for Women clinic is held twice weekly; our bankruptcy clinics and our"Do it Yourself Dissolution Class" are held twice monthly in our Everett office. Clients are assessed when referrals are received and most are seen within one week of the referral,which may be sooner if the client has an emergency situation or a court deadline. (5) Who is Providing the Service: Our services are provided by over 200 experienced and trained volunteer lawyers as well as our staff: a family law attorney who helps clients with domestic violence and divorces, attorneys who assists clients with consumer,debtor-creditor,and housing problems, an attorney coordinator of pro bono services and clinics who also takes on cases,a legal support specialist who handles our client referrals and the family law clinic, and our director,who is a lawyer. Currently, SCLS employs 4 full time staff and 3 part time staff. All staff and volunteer lawyers are Washington State Bar members in good standing and admitted to practice in the state of Washington. 9