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Important Information from the Spokane County Superior Court regarding Family Law Orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Spokane County Bar Assocation Elder, Disability, Estate Planning Section offers easy steps to put your mind at rest.

On the 3rd Monday of each month, Mike dedicates his morning to the Housing Justice Project.

An overview of Spokane County's methods for serving legal documents.

For as long as she can remember, Charity has had a passion for serving others.

Eric is always willing to help either at a clinic or in the office.

Don't want to spend the time, effort, and money it often takes to plan a traditional wedding ceremony? Consider a courthouse wedding!

An outline of an Adult Name Change hearing.

Getting a divorce (also called dissolution) is stressful and can be complicated. Knowing the process can make things go smoother...

"If it takes me a few minutes or a few hours to help a person with what is usually the biggest problem of their lives, why wouldn’t I?”

"The first time I met with the volunteer was the first time in a long time that I felt hope, and I knew I would make it through this."

The VLP is celebrating Pro Bono Week with games, challenges, and more! Each activity you complete enters you into a drawing for a gift card.

Pro Bono Week: Where it came from and why it's important

October is dedicated to acknowledging the need for pro bono services and refocusing on assisting those who don't have access to legal...

Courtney says she volunteers "because there is a need for civil legal help for those of low income..."

Superior Court is the top level of the county court system. Superior Court is a court of general jurisdiction...

District Court is the mid-level court in the county court system. This court is a court of limited jurisdiction...

The county court system is made up of three different courts – Municipal, District, and Superior Courts. Learn more about the courts.

Municipal court is the lowest court in the county court system. This court hears violations of municipal or city ordinances.

The difference between Judges and Court Commissioners with insight from Judge Rachelle Anderson.