Accounting For Domestic Violence
Accounting for Domestic Violence provides some domestic violence screening questions and statutory language regarding Parenting Functions and Best Interests factors. This card can be used to consider how DV may have […]
Parenting Plan Survey for Survivors
Take the Survey Before March 28, 2025! We are conducting a survey for survivors of domestic violence who have a Parenting Plan filed with King County Superior Court (Seattle or Kent) any […]
Wrapping up: CEGV Program Highlights Summer 2024
Two-Day Trauma Training Intensive: Implementing Experiential Learning Earlier this summer, our GBV/Behavioral Health Training and Collaboration Manager, Nykki Canete, facilitated a Two-day Trauma Training Intensive. Representatives from over 15 membership […]
Domestic Violence Initiative Regional Task Force
The Coalition in collaboration with the King County Prosecutors Office hosts a quarterly gathering of legal system professionals, advocates, elected leaders, and community partners to discuss together regional responses to […]
Intimate Partner Violence Impact Assessment (IPVIA)
In 2016, CEGV (along with our Project Partners – (King County Superior Court, King County Protection Order Advocacy Program, Family Law CASA, King County Bar Foundation, LifeWire, and Northwest Justice Project) was […]
IPVIA Request Form
Created as part of the Justice for Families Project as part of our civil legal systems work. Thank you for your interest in the Intimate Partner Violence Impact Assessment (IPVIA). […]
Review of a Sample of Domestic Violence Protection Orders in King County Superior Court from April 2013
An Issue Paper This issue paper reviewed outcomes from a sample of civil domestic violence protection order petitions adjudicated in King County Superior Court in April 2013.
Report: I Just Want to Be Safe
Battered Women’s Experiences with the Family Law System in King County December 2005 The purpose of this paper is to describe the experiences survivors of domesticviolence (DV) have with the […]
Justice for Families Project
Part of our Civil Legal work. Helping to identify and account for domestic violence in family court Family court can become a venue for post-separation abuse tactics that can prolong […]
Family Law Work Group
Part of our Civil Legal work. Networking for civil legal advocates and other legal professionals The Family Law Work Group (FLWG) has been meeting regularly since 2006 and consists of […]
FAQ’s for Defense Attorneys: Community-Based Domestic Violence
The content for this article was developed by a group of attorneys and community-based advocates in King County, Washington. The work group is a project of the King County Coalition […]
Spotlight on The Justice for Families Project
We’re very proud of the work and dedication that Tracee Parker and other collaborators have put into creating trainings and tools necessary to identify and articulate the presence, nature, and impact of DV in the family home.