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• Do You Owe Money to the Court (LFOs) because of a Criminal Conviction?

  If you are very low income and you owe Legal Financial Obligations (LFOs) because you were convicted of a crime in Chelan, Douglas, Adams, Grant or Okanogan counties, we may be able to help, especially if you have a disability and are unable to work; and/or your only source of income is Social Security (SSI or SSDI). Read More

  By:

  Northwest Justice Project | Wenatchee Office

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• How to Ask a Washington State Court to Reduce or Waive Your Legal Financial Obligations

  This packet is for people who cannot afford to pay Legal Financial Obligations (LFOs) imposed on you by a Washington state district, municipal, or superior court in a criminal case. This packet has instructions and forms to bring a motion before the court, asking the court to reduce or waive (forgive or cancel) LFOs. #9913EN Read More

  By:

  Northwest Justice Project

• Washington Reentry Guide

  Find answers to common questions about reentry from experts in Washington state law. Read More

  By:

  Washington Appleseed