Beginning in 2021, victims of domestic violence can protect themselves from abusers who try to use the legal process to further harass them. This video introduces you to the process for stopping and preventing it.
(Rev. 4/2022)
Beginning in 2021, victims of domestic violence can protect themselves from abusers who try to use the legal process to further harass them. This video introduces you to the process for stopping and preventing it.
(Rev. 4/2022)
Welcome to the King County Law Library – here are 5 important things to know before paying us a visit!
A quick introduction to KCLL’s live Video Reference Service. It can be accessed from our website: www.kcll.org.
A brief introduction to Antiharassment protection orders.
(Rev. 04/2022)
A brief introduction to domestic violence protection orders.
(Rev. 04/2022)
“Restraining orders” have a particular meaning under Washington State law – but it’s not quite what most people have in mind when they use the term. What people are usually thinking of are the safeguards afforded by “protection orders.” This video discusses some of the differences between the two.
(Rev. 4/2022)
A brief discussion of some of the other types of protection orders.
(Rev. 04/2022)
This talk with attorney David Cedarblade will give you a good introduction to Protection Orders.
(Rev. 4/2022)
The “What to Expect When” video highlighting important procedural changes implemented by Ex Parte to cope with the pandemic is currently being updated. Please check again later.
(Rev. 08/2023)
In advance of your family law hearing, this video explains the important step of completing your Submission List (of documents).
(Rev. 04/2022)