Low/Pro Bono

A Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) is a person licensed to practice certain types of law in Washington State, including most family law matters. They are not lawyers, but they are highly trained in family law issues such as custody, divorce, parenting plans, and child support.

LLLT’s are sort of like a like a licensed paralegal, except they are formally trained and can open their own office and give legal advice. Paralegals cannot open their own office and cannot give legal advice even if they work for a lawyer.

Angeles Mediation often refers people to LLLT’s to write up the paperwork that needs to be filed in court. This is a cost effective method if you need help writing up court documents.

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Announcement:
Angeles Mediation Pro Bono Domestic Violence Mediation Project
2011-2012

Mark Baumann, JD, Rachel Hardies, MA, and Angeles Mediation, are accepting referrals by advocates, lawyers, therapists, doctors and other professional persons for their pro bono Domestic Violence Mediation Project. This project is designed to help low income families who have had allegations or a history of domestic violence resolve conflict through mediation. Domestic violence may involve physical and/or emotional abuse, and/or may be perceived as a “high conflict” case. These are difficult cases that require special handling and attention, particularly to both parties needs and safety.

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