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Webinars

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Rotating Monthly Webinars

Real Talk Live is our rotating monthly webinar series, with each session focused on a different family law topic—such as divorce, custody, child support, and more. These one-hour webinars offer clear explanations and practical guidance to help you better understand your rights, options, and next steps. Designed to be accessible and informative, each session equips you with the knowledge needed to make thoughtful, informed decisions.

May 14 • 1:00 PM – High-Conflict Divorce: Boundaries, Strategy, and Protection
This webinar explores legal considerations and strategies for navigating high-conflict divorces in Washington State, with a focus on boundaries and personal protection.
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June 11 • 1:00 PM – Life Planning for All Families: LGBTQ+, Prenups, and Estate PlanningThis session provides a forward-looking overview of legal planning for diverse families in Washington State, including LGBTQ+ considerations, prenuptial agreements, and essential estate planning basics
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July 16 • 1:00 PM – Divorce & Digital Privacy: Accounts, Devices, and Online Safety
Learn how digital privacy issues can arise during divorce in Washington State, including shared accounts, devices, online access, and safety considerations.
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August 13 • 1:00 PM – Co-Parenting After Divorce: Communication and BoundariesThis webinar is an educational session focused on co-parenting after divorce, including communication strategies, boundary-setting, and reducing ongoing conflict.
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September 17 • 1:00 PM – Divorce Considerations for Tech Professionals in Washington StateA targeted discussion on divorce issues impacting tech professionals, including equity compensation, complex income structures, and privacy considerations.
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October 15 • 1:00 PM – Protection Orders: Domestic Violence, Restraining Orders, and Legal OptionsThis webinar explains protection orders in Washington State, including eligibility, the legal process, and how they may impact custody, housing, and communication.RSVP Here

November 12 • 1:00 PM – Divorce Involving a Controlling or Narcissistic PartnerAn educational session on navigating divorce involving controlling or high-conflict behavior, with a focus on documentation, boundaries, and legal strategy.RSVP Here

December 10 • 1:00 PM – Divorce, Separation, and Starting Over: Planning for the Year AheadA reflective, forward-looking webinar focused on planning, preparation, and next steps after divorce or separation as the year comes to a close.
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Essentials Track Series

The Essentials Track is a focused, three-part mini-series that explores a specific area of Washington family law. Each session builds on the last, breaking down complex legal topics into clear, digestible information. Through this structure, participants gain a deeper understanding of key legal issues. At the same time, the series builds a strong foundation for how Washington law applies to real-life situations.

Our first Essentials Track series, Divorce in Washington State — Step by Step, guides participants through the divorce process from start to finish. Across three sessions, we explain how a divorce begins and what to expect at each stage. Next, we examine how courts make financial and support decisions. To conclude, we walk through how cases reach resolution. Together, these sessions clarify timelines, expectations, and potential outcomes. The goal is to help participants feel informed, prepared, and confident as they move forward.

Child Custody & Parenting Plans in Washington State: Legal Basics Explained (Session 1)

May 7 • 1:00 PM | RSVP Here

In this first session, learn the basics of how parenting plans work in Washington State. This webinar explains custody terminology, decision-making authority, residential schedules, best interest standards, and common misconceptions parents have at the start of a case.

Parenting Plans in Practice in Washington State: Communication, Enforcement & Real-Life Challenges (Session 2)

June 4 • 1:00 PM | RSVP Here

Parenting plans are carefully written legal documents — but real life doesn’t always follow a script. The second session explores how parenting plans function day-to-day in Washington State, including communication expectations, decision-making in practice, boundaries between households, and what happens when orders aren’t followed.

Modifying Parenting Plans & Relocation in Washington State: Legal Standards Explained (Session 3)

July 9 • 1:00 PM | RSVP Here

Learn when and how parenting plans can be modified in Washington State. The third and final session on parenting plans covers substantial change requirements, relocation laws, notice rules, and how courts evaluate relocation requests.

Protecting Assets in Washington Divorce: Community vs Separate Property Explained (Session 1)

September 10 • 1:00 PM | RSVP HereIn the first session of our Financial Protection Series, understand how assets are characterized and divided in Washington State divorce. This session covers community vs. separate property, business interests, retirement accounts, equity compensation, and common misconceptions about asset protection.

Spousal Maintenance & Child Support in Washington State: Legal Factors Explained (Session 2)

October 8 • 1:00 PM | RSVP Here

Learn how spousal maintenance and child support are evaluated in Washington State. In this second session covering financial protection, understand the difference between property division and support, court factors, deviations, and realistic post-divorce cash flow planning.

Family Legal Planning in Washington State: Prenups, Estate Planning & Divorce (Session 3)

November 5 • 1:00 PM | RSVP HereIn the final session, we explore how legal planning protects families before and after divorce in Washington State. This session covers prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, estate planning basics, blended family considerations, and updating plans after divorce.

***Webinars are for educational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Registration is required to attend. Live attendance is encouraged. You may attend one session or follow the full series for a more comprehensive understanding of the divorce process.

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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions

  • We provide service for all family law situations, plus help you with the personal challenges that often are part of rebuilding your life after divorce or any legal situation. We handle many cases where both family law and criminal charges are in play. We handle protection orders, whether it is getting one when you need it or defending against one when you are being falsely accused. If you are in a high conflict situation, we have been there before and we will get you through it.

  • Finding the right firm to help you with one of the most stressful situations in your life is more than a big decision – it is a huge one. We know this and take the trust you place in us very seriously. We are attorneys who will take action for you and guide you through this. Our firm was founded on the belief that there are solutions for every problem and the understanding that people are resilient and can overcome and even thrive after legal challenges. We help our clients write their comeback stories. You are more than a file name or number to us – you and your family matter. Your story matters. We believe that trust and communication are the foundation of successful outcomes in stressful times. We look forward to meeting you and learning where you have been and where we can help you go.

  • Yes. You can meet with your attorney online, in person, or by phone. We will communicate with you in a way that works for you when you need it. We believe communication is critical to any successful relationship, including the one we have with our clients. We are discreet and know it is important your communications with us should be private and confidential. We always exercise discretion in communication.

  • Yes. There are protection orders, anti-harassment orders, restraining orders, and no contact orders. The differences between these orders can be confusing. The getting the correct order when you need it can change everything. Coming to see us will help you understand the differences and what is best for you. If you were served with a protection order, we can help you understand what you are facing and defend you. Understanding the impact these orders can have on your life, your parenting time, workplace, and elsewhere is critical.

  • Many firms offer a consultation. Generally, a consultation will provide you with basic information about the law in a particular area and some comments on your situation. Our consultation goes beyond that basic information – this is a strategy session. We will discuss your cases, your feelings, your objectives, what may be possible or not possible, and possible strategies for your case. You will leave with a roadmap for your case should you decide to move forward. If you come ready to tell us your story and get information, we can help. Please read more about what to expect at your first meeting with us and possible issues to consider in advance here.

  • Paying for legal representation can be stressful and overwhelming in an already difficult time. You know you need help but might be scared how about how much it will cost you. We understand this and will work with you to understand what fees and costs you will have, how to plan for them, and how to help control costs in your case. Part of your initial meeting with us will include discussing finances. We want to know about you and what we can do to help. We will work with you if at all possible to make legal representation a reality for you. You can find more about our rates in advance of your consultation here.

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    1011 Western Avenue
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    Seattle, WA 98104
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    Skyline Tower
    10900 NE 4th St, Suite 2300
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