Timberland Legal Aid
Rooted in Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties since 1999, and now expanding to serve Lewis and Pacifc Counties, we are proud to grow justice where it’s needed most.
We’re here to help—because everyone deserves access to justice, regardless of income
The Timberland Legal Aid office will be closed Monday October 12, 2026 in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. We will begin returning messages and calls on Tuesday, October 13.
Come see our team at the 4th Annual Community Resource Fair at Cowlitz County EXPO center, 11am to 2pm. Learn about our free Legal Aid programs. Courtney will be there to explain our new program to assist with clearing up backgrounds and fines to get folks back into the workforce, and Fran will be there to talk with you about our other programs which can help folks navigate complicated forms and barriers to justice. Many other agencies are participating as well.
Photos from Northwest Immigrant Rights Project's post
What does a second chance look like when the barriers to moving forward are finally removed?
For someone returning home after incarceration, a mountain of legal debt, barriers to employment, or the loss of voting rights can stand in the way of rebuilding their life.
Our featured grantee at Seattle's upcoming Cheers & Justice, Civil Survival, is changing that. Led by people directly impacted by the criminal legal system, Civil Survival combines legal aid, community organizing, and advocacy to remove barriers and restore opportunity.
Join us on October 15 at the Seattle Spheres to hear from Devon Adams and Corey Guilmette, Civil Survival's Co-Executive Directors. Meet the people behind this work, learn how civil legal aid changes lives, and connect with others committed to building access to equal justice for everyone in Washington.
Cheers & Justice is free, and food and drinks are provided. Come raise a glass to the people making justice possible!
Register today: pro.gofundme.com/event/seattle-cheers-justice/e815040
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