At Berner Law Group, PLLC, we know that if you are a parent going through a divorce in Everett or Snohomish County, your children’s well-being is your top priority. We represent parents throughout western Washington who need sustainable child custody and visitation orders, whether they are getting divorced or are no longer living with their co-parent.
Personalized Guidance For Complex Child Custody Disputes
Most of the time, parents and their attorneys negotiate a child custody plan outside of court. But sometimes parents cannot resolve the matter and must go to court for a judge to decide. Washington law requires family court judges to consider several factors when determining child custody and visitation time, including:
- The child’s relationship with each parent
- How far apart the parents live
- Each parent’s ability to provide a safe, stable and loving home for the child
- The child’s preferences, if they are mature enough to explain their choice
When you work with our firm, whether you are going through a divorce or separation, we will start by learning about your situation and your preferences. We will explain your rights and responsibilities as a parent and the steps we will take on your behalf. We are detail-oriented professionals who will work to minimize drama and resolve your custody matter as quickly as possible.
Contact Us Today For More Information
Schedule your initial strategy session with one of the experienced lawyers at Berner Law Group, PLLC, by calling 425-998-1790 to reach our downtown Everett office, which is located across the street from the Snohomish County courthouse. You can also contact us online.
Frequently asked questions
Is the first meeting free?
Family law initial strategy sessions with Berner Law Group are paid consultations. Personal injury and negligence consultations are free. Call 425-998-1790 for current consultation fees. [Fee amount: firm to confirm]
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Which counties do you handle family law cases in?
Our office is across from the Snohomish County Superior Court in Everett, and we represent clients in Snohomish, King, Island and Skagit counties and other western Washington counties.
What should I bring to my strategy session?
any court papers you have received or filed, a list of important dates, and a summary of income, debts and assets. Do not send confidential documents before you have engaged the firm.
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