Resources

Resources for Legal Information

Visit WashingtonLawHelp for free legal information and self-help materials about non-criminal problems for people in Washington state. Information available in Spanish and other languages.

Family and Safety  (Resources in Spanish)

Medicaid  (Resources in Spanish)
Legal Template: Letter of Medical Necessity – Medicaid (Word)

 

Legal Decision Making

Public Benefits

  • Legal Transition to Adulthood-Public Benefits. (below). This virtual presentation is led by attorneys from the Washington Medical-Legal Partnership. You can follow along with the presentation slides. The class covers:
      • Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) benefits
      • Washington Apple Health/Medicaid
      • In-Home Care
      • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
      • Financial planning to maintain eligibility.
      • Tips for receiving benefits, appeals for denials, terminations, and reductions.
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“Our mission is to promote better health outcomes by addressing the legal and social needs of patients and families.”

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Pro Bono

The Washington Medical-Legal Partnership’s goal is to extend its reach to patients and families who may otherwise have no access to the legal system.

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  • MLPC Evaluation Report (PDF)
    A summary of findings from years one through three. Written by University of Washington School of Social Work; Kate Grossman, M.S.
  • A Conversation Between Attorneys and Pediatricians (PDF)
    A Q&A summary of a conversation between attorneys at Northwest Justice Project in Seattle and local Pediatricians, Dr. Ben Danielson and Dr. Brian Johnston addressing how the two professions can work together to address unmet legal needs of patients and families.
  • MLP Stakeholder Matrix (DOC)
    To build effective coalitions to address social determinants of health, it is critical to understand the current and potential role of community stakeholders from different sectors of society (e.g., government, political, civil society, commercial). The matrix is a tool that you can use to discuss and document the roles of key stakeholders in your community.
  • WashingtonLawHelp.org
    Free legal information and self-help materials that provide information about non criminal legal problems affecting low-income people in Washington state.

Medical + Legal Resources

Direct Legal Assistance

Since 2008, more than 1,440 families (4,600 individuals) benefited from legal intervention to enforce basic human rights, improve health and prevent future health problems. Based in Seattle, Washington, the MLP assists with housing, public benefits, education, immigration, consumer protection, family law and more. Depending on the case, MLP attorneys offer advice and counsel all the way to direct representation.

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*This graphic portrays widespread provider feedback about how MLP has freed up their time by managing patient legal needs.
Tools
  • MLP Stakeholder Matrix (DOC)
    To build effective coalitions to address social determinants of health, it is critical to understand the current and potential role of community stakeholders from different sectors of society (e.g., government, political, civil society, commercial). The matrix is a tool that you can use to discuss and document the roles of key stakeholders in your community.
  • WashingtonLawHelp.org
    Free legal information and self-help materials that provide information about non criminal legal problems affecting low-income people in Washington state.
WA MLP Reports
  • MLPC Evaluation Report (PDF)
    A summary of findings from years one through three. Written by University of Washington School of Social Work; Kate Grossman, M.S.
  • A Conversation Between Attorneys and Pediatricians (PDF)
    A Q&A summary of a conversation between attorneys at Northwest Justice Project in Seattle and local Pediatricians, Dr. Ben Danielson and Dr. Brian Johnston addressing how the two professions can work together to address unmet legal needs of patients and families.
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