Attorney Referral Network
Sometimes you may need ongoing legal help—more than what a one-time consultation can provide. That’s where QLaw Foundation’s Attorney Referral Network comes in.
We’ve built a statewide network of affirming, experienced, and 2SLGBTQIA+-competent attorneys to help individuals across Washington find the legal support they need.
Please note: We cannot guarantee that a referred attorney will be available or able to take your case. If we can’t match you with someone in our network, we will explore other referrals and resources.
How to get a referral
Make sure your issue is a civil legal matter.
Fill out our Legal Support Request form.
This form helps us collect your contact information and a few details about your legal concern. Once you submit it, we’ll send you a confirmation email with the estimated wait time for the next steps.
Complete the full intake form after we’ve processed the Support Request.
After we review your request, you’ll receive an email with a link to our Legal Consultation Intake Form. In this form, you will:
• Share basic information about yourself (for grant and reporting purposes only — it won’t affect your access to services)
• Choose a preferred clinic date and time
• Select the legal issue that best describes your situation
• Describe your legal issue in detail
• Let us know if there are any upcoming deadlines
• List anyone else involved in the issue (the “adverse party”)
Wait for a follow up.
We may reach out with a few follow-up questions to help complete your referral request.
Finding a match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Attorney fees vary, but here are some common options:
- Pro bono: No fee
- Low bono: Reduced fee
- Sliding scale: Fees based on your income
- Flat fee: A set amount for specific services
- Contingency fee: Attorney is paid a portion of your settlement (typically for personal injury or similar cases)
- Standard fees: The attorney’s usual hourly rate
We do our best to consider your fee capacity when making referrals. However, you and the attorney will discuss and agree on all costs and terms directly.
Please note: Pro bono options are limited.
No. We are here to support 2SLGBTQIA+ community members with any civil legal issue, whether or not it’s directly related to your identity.
You can reach us by:
- Phone: (206) 483-2725 ext. 102
Please note that this is not a hotline. If you cannot reach us, please leave a detailed voicemail and a staff member will respond within 2-3 business days.
Attorney fees vary, but here are some common options:
- Pro bono: No fee
- Low bono: Reduced fee
- Sliding scale: Fees based on your income
- Flat fee: A set amount for specific services
- Contingency fee: Attorney is paid a portion of your settlement (typically for personal injury or similar cases)
- Standard fees: The attorney’s usual hourly rate
We do our best to consider your fee capacity when making referrals. However, you and the attorney will discuss and agree on all costs and terms directly.
Please note: Pro bono options are limited.
