What we do
Our Vision
The King County Law Library and the King County Law Library Foundation envision a community in which all residents have access to vital legal information services regardless of income or background.
Our Mission
The King County Law Library Foundation serves as an advocate and fundraising mechanism for the King County Law Library.
Our Work
The Foundation’s financial and operational support directly contributes to the Law Library’s ability to provide services such as:
Self-Represented Litigant online workshops and informational videos
Free access to many legal information print resources and online databases
Free access to many commonly used legal forms
Low cost continuing legal education courses and classes for the legal community
A Closer Look
Self-Represented Litigant Workshops
The King County Law Library currently offers four workshops in the Civil Trial Series and four in the Family Law Series.
Over 40% of Self-Represented Litigant (SRL) Workshop attendees reported an annual income of less than $25,000.
Over 90% of participants in the Nuts and Bolts of Motions and Civil Litigation Without Tears workshops are not represented by an attorney.
Nearly 50% of participants report than they cannot afford an attorney and an additional 19% are self-represented to save money.
SRL Workshop Testimonials
Civil litigation can be a complex and daunting process – but a number of participants who attended the entire cycle found the series extemely helpful.
