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The Northwest Justice Project Olympia Office is a non-profit law firm dedicated to providing legal aid to low-income individuals and families in the Olympia, Washington area. With a team of experienced attorneys and staff, they strive to ensure that everyone has access to justice, regardless of their financial situation. Whether you are facing eviction, domestic violence, or discrimination, the Northwest Justice Project is here to help you navigate the legal system and fight for your rights. Contact their office today to learn more about their services and how they can assist you in resolving your legal issues.

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Renee Boettger

7/31/2025

I love the NW Justice Projectpre than words can say. They have helped me and my family along with I'm sure 100s of 1000s of people being evicted or foreclosed on by shady companies waiting for a family to mess up so they can take their homes away. Having someone from here on my side was truly a life saver! Everyone is so kind and understanding willing to work with you till the end. I can't thank my worker Nia P. enough for everything she did for us. She is the reason we have our home! Thank you everyone at the NW Justice Project for helping me and my family get through this! Keep up the great work I know you are helping so many people in our shoes with nowhere to go you all are fantastic people!

Sylvia B

6/04/2025

This place is a joke! They wanna know what you’re driving, how much your furniture, electronics are worth and consider those assets. They don’t help DV victims either. My only assumption is they take any funding they get and keep it for themselves. Save yourself the time with their useless intake process and so on. It’s not how it use to be, helpful about 5 years ago. Hopefully they get it together or shut down if they aren’t going help anyone.

MrTaz

5/21/2025

Unfortunately, Northwest Justice Project seems to have lost it's way. I asked for help for my situation but instead of actually helping me, which would have been as easy as READING, they decided to tell me to go visit the landlord/tennet law website. Gee, thanks for nothing.