Tenant Law Center (Catholic Community Services of Western Washington)
Free legal help for qualifying low-income tenants in King County who are facing eviction, including evictions from subsidized housing, Section 8 voucher terminations, and disability reasonable-accommodation requests tied to an eviction. Case management for basic-needs referrals is also listed for enrolled clients. Start with the King County Tenant Resource Line; the office is in Seattle, so ask whether they can take your case if you live in South King County. Not handled: roommate disputes, evictions from transitional housing, relocation help, or direct financial help. Services: eviction prevention legal aid (private, public, subsidized housing), subsidy termination defense, reasonable accommodation requests, case management/basic-needs referrals for enrolled clients
Where: 100 23rd Avenue S, Seattle, WA 98144
Hours: King County Tenant Resource Line: Tue-Thu 10am-1pm
Who can use: Qualifying low-income people in King County with a pending eviction, subsidy termination, or an accommodation need tied to an eviction. Income limits differ by area: a county directory lists about 80% of Area Median Income for Seattle tenants and 200% of the federal poverty level elsewhere in King County, and says they cannot help if you already have a lawyer on the issue. Not handled: roommate disputes, transitional-housing evictions, accommodation requests with no eviction threat, relocation help, or financial help. Call to confirm eligibility and capacity.