Blue Mountain Action Council Volunteer Lawyer Program

1520 Kelly Place
Walla Walla, WA - 99362
Phone Number: (509) 529-4980

We refer civil cases to local attorneys who provide the following legal services to low-income families. There is a nominal, income-based fee for our services. We do referrals for civil cases only. We do not do criminal cases or assisting clients in suing parties. Legal clinics are available for:

  • Divorce
  • Custody/Visitation
  • Landlord-Tenant Issues
  • Wills, Estates
  • Garnishment/Debt Collection
  • Bankruptcy
  • Adult Guardianship
  • Emancipation


Mission Statement: To cultivate innovative services, in partnership with our community, to empower low-income people to meet their vital needs and achieve self-sufficiency.

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Child custody, parenting plan change
Sunday, May 12, 2024

Child custody, parenting plan change

my grandfather's finances are being investigated and I have been told I am being investigated as part of it.
Monday, July 4, 2022

my grandfather's finances are being investigated and I have been told I am being investigated as part of it.

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2021-03-04 11:37:24

Hello: I am a local psychologist in town. I have a client who from a brief liaison had a baby with an abusive non present man. He still seems to have some rights with the child, now 12, but not interest other than tormenting client. She has seen a local lawyer who says it would take 5000 to legally resolve this case. An open wound She says she has gone to NW Justice Project, who has represented him and they allegedly say, "it would be a conflict of interest to represent you". That seems wrong to me as there is more than one lawyer for assistance. Of course there is more to this story. It is hard to believe that he has this much influence given no marriage and no interest. Are there other pro bono attorneys in town? Are there financial resources she can tap. Her current husband makes 3500 a month and they spend it all as there is another child, rent etc. What would you advise me of resources?

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