Affordable Legal Services in Family Law by a Legal Technician


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Northwest Legal Technician, P.S.


Affordable legal services can be difficult to find, and 90% of Washington domestic cases have at least one Pre Se party. A “Limited License Legal Technician” or “LLLT” denotes a person qualified by education, training, and work experience who is authorized to engage in the limited practice of law in

family law as specified by APR 28 and related regulations. When you want a cost-effective alternative to paying a lawyer or self-representation/Pro Se and are not willing to compromise on quality, where can you turn? You will find a trustworthy resource in Northwest Legal Technician, P.S.


Our office is conveniently situated near Downtown Spokane, and yet, the availability of Zoom, offers service to people throughout Washington State. We travel to the counties surrounding Spokane when physical presence is needed. We zoom into other counties.


Our physical service extends to the following counties:


  • Spokane
  • Stevens
  • Pend Oreille
  • Adams
  • Ferry
  • Lincoln
  • Whitman
  • Grant


We offer Document Preparation and Zoom Services to:



  • Mason
  • Pierce
  • Pacific
  • Wahkiakum
  • Grays Harbor

We like to think of a LLLT as the gap between self-representation and a Lawyer. The savings meter for agreed matters that need the expertise of drafting legal documents that match the agreement of the parties without the high cost of a litigation attorney. Although we are not lawyers, we are licensed to practice law in Washington in a limited scope for family law matters.


The areas of practice are and not limited to:


  • Divorce and Legal Separation
  • Child Custody / Visitation
  • Establishing Paternity
  • Motion for Temporary Orders
  • Modification of Parenting Plans
  • Modification of Child Support and or Maintenance
  • Motions to Compel
  • Motions for Contempt
  • Discovery and Depositions
  • Trial Preparation
  • Domestic Violence Protection Orders


Family matters can feel overwhelming, but a positive outcome is well within reach. You simply need to find the right resource. The professionals who handle your family concerns should be empathetic, knowledgeable, and detail-oriented. These are all qualities that our team at Northwest Legal Technician, P.S offer.


If you're ready to take the next step, don't hesitate to get in touch with Northwest Legal Technician, P.S. We'd love to discuss your case and get you on the path to a positive outcome.


What is a LLLT?


A limited license legal technician, also known as a legal technician or a LLLT, is licensed by the Washington Supreme Court to advise and assist people going through divorce, child custody, and other family law matters in Washington.


Legal technicians provide limited legal services in family law by consulting with and advising clients, completing, and filing necessary court documents, and assisting pro se clients at certain types of hearings and settlement conferences. They also help with court scheduling and support clients in navigating the legal system. LLLTs are well trained, experienced, and competent licensed legal professionals who may be able to provide you with the legal help you need. If you cannot afford a lawyer, a legal technician might be an affordable option for your family law matter.

LeeAnn Cargile is passionate and dedicated to helping people have a voice and advocate for themselves through one of the most difficult times in their lives. With more than a decade of experience advising and assisting people going through divorce, child custody, domestic violence and more. LeeAnn has helped hundreds of people advocate for what matters and is important to them


Disclosure:

Limited Licensed Legal Technicians “(LLLTs”) are experienced legal professionals, licensed by the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) to practice, advise and assist individuals in specific family-law matters, which includes divorce or legal separations, parenting plans, child support, paternity, modifications, domestic violence, and more as defined by APR 28 in the State of Washington only. As a LLLT I am not an attorney. 

"My wife and I agreed on everything, just needed the expert to put the agreement onto paper legally binding us. We each consulted a LLLT, went to mediation with Barb and couldn’t  be happier. We are still friends; the process was painless and done correctly."


-Sue and Dan

"I wasn’t willing to pay an attorney more than it cost to get married to get divorced. I called a LLLT and for a flat fee she handled it start to finish."


- Steve S.

"I had no idea where or how to start a legal action when my ex took our daughter. I couldn’t afford an attorney. My friend referred me to a LLLT, and it was the best decision I made."


- Lucy R.

"Every time I tried to file my documents something wasn’t correct, and I would be sent to fill out another paper. I called my LLLT, and she had it filed the same day."


- Sarah P.

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