Challenging Sentencing Conditions that Curtail A Parent’s Fundamental Rights

This practice advisory outlines the constitutional challenges to sentencing conditions that restrain a parent from fully associating with their own child(ren).

Challenging Bail Conditions That Curtail A Parent’s Fundamental Rights

This practice advisory outlines the constitutional challenges to bail conditions that restrain a parent accused of a crime from fully associating with their own child(ren).

Community Parenting Alternative

This practice advisory describes the eligibility criteria and mechanism for requesting one of the two parenting sentencing alternatives under the Sentencing Reform Act (SRA). It is part one of two advisories about these sentencing...

Parenting Sentencing Alternative (formerly FOSA)

This practice advisory describes the eligibility criteria and mechanism for requesting one of the two parenting sentencing alternatives under the Sentencing Reform Act (SRA). It is part one of two advisories about these sentencing...

Delivering Inside (WCCW): Residential Parenting Program & Other Situations

This practice advisory reviews the requirements for applying to the WCCW Residential Parenting Program and contains links to the relevant Department of Corrections policies.

Dependency Immigration Basics

This practice advisory describes basic immigration concepts and how they intersect with a dependency defense practice.

Mitigating Negative Findings for Noncitizens in Dependency Actions

This practice advisory reviews practical tips for mitigating the effects of dependency findings for noncitizens in immigration proceedings and for supporting reunification for noncitizen parents with their children in dependency a...

Immigration Relief for Noncitizens with Dependency Actions

The practice advisory reviews types of immigration relief available to noncitizens involved in dependency actions.

Representing Incarcerated or Detained Noncitizens in Dependency Actions

This practice advisory reviews practical considerations for attorneys representing incarcerated or detained noncitizens in supporting child-parent relationships and access to services in dependency actions.

Using the Incarcerated Parents Bill (SHB 1284) in Defense to TPR (Hewko)(revised 01.10.18)