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Every Child Deserves To Be Heard

Through our free child advocacy services, Family Law CASA bridges the gap and creates a path forward for low-income families navigating custody cases in King County.
Our Impact

Every Child Deserves A Bright Future

As the only independent nonprofit family law CASA program in the nation, we’ve advocated for over 3000 kids in King County from low-income homes who are facing major safety concerns such as domestic violence, substance use and mental illness.

176
children had a volunteer provided for them by Family Law CASA in 2024*.
25%
of the 133 active advocates were BIPOC.
91%
of our cases in 2024* involved allegations of domestic violence.
*According to our 2024 Fiscal Year Impact Report
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Every Child Deserves A Safe And Secure Home Life

Our goal is to ensure the safety and security of children in custody cases involving high-risk safety factors. By championing their needs, we play a pivotal role in safeguarding their emotional and physical well-being, giving them a chance to grow and thrive.

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How Family Law CASA Can Help

Family Law CASA provides child advocacy services to low-income families as determined by the Unified Family Court of King County. Visit “For Families” to find legal representation services in Washington State.

Serving King County Since 2002

While the CASA name is known nationwide, our heartbeat remains local. We’re deeply committed to the unique needs of King County’s children involved in high-conflict custody cases. Many of them are children of color, who, due to systemic disparities, face significant challenges in health, education, and long-term stability. By championing their needs, we aim to reduce potential trauma as they encounter the justice system, ensuring that these children aren’t just seen, but that their voices and best interests are heard in court, influencing decisions that shape their future.

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