Resources for Self-Represented
(Pro Se) Litigants
While we strongly recommend retaining an attorney—especially when the opposing party is represented—we understand that hiring legal counsel is not always practical or financially possible for everyone.
If you are representing yourself in a family law matter in King County, we have provided links to public resources available to help you navigate the process.
Resources Available
King County Family Law Facilitator Program
The Family Law Facilitators can help you understand court procedures and locate the forms you need for divorce, custody, child support, and other family law matters. While they cannot give legal advice, they are a valuable resource for understanding the steps in your case.
King County Superior Court Self-Help Packets
King County provides step-by-step guides and forms for a wide range of family law topics, including parenting plans, modifications, contempt motions, and more.
Washington State Court Forms
The Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts maintains official court forms for all counties in Washington. These include divorce, parenting plan, child support, and domestic violence protection order forms.