Information and Services To Help You Through A Tough Custody Case

Everything about a child custody case is difficult and emotional. Trying to figure out the legal system is complicated and frustrating. This part of our website is dedicated to providing helpful information so families working with Family Law CASA can understand what to expect and can find the services they need or want. Most resources listed on our website offer sliding scale fees, free services or discounted rates.

Remember: only a judge or commissioner at court can order or require you to do anything in your family law case. However, you can voluntarily choose to engage in services at anytime.

What To Know About and Expect from CASA

Legal Help

Domestic Violence Information and Services

Drug and Alcohol Information and Services

Mental Health & Counseling Services

Parenting Classes

Before & After School Programs For Kids

Supervised Visitation Services

Fun Activities for Kids, Teens & Parents

Other Community Resources for Families

Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA)
www.rewa.org

Communities in Schools
https://ciswa.org/ or 253-248-1991

Help Me Grow
https://helpmegrowwa.org/ or 1-800-322-2588

Mother Africa
https://www.motherafrica.org/ or (253) 277-7625

El Centro de la Raza
https://www.elcentrodelaraza.org/

If you are in crisis, please call one of the following services for help:

24-Hour Crisis Line 866-4-CRISIS (866-427-4747)
King County 2-1-1: Dial 2-1-1 or 800-621-4636 (M–F 8am–6pm)
24-Hour WA Recovery Help Line 866-789-1511
Teen Link 866-833-6546 (Evenings 6–10pm)

Family Law CASA does not endorse any organization listed; the information is simply provided to assist those seeking resources. These lists may not be complete and do not include those in private practice. Suggestions for additional resources to be listed are welcome.