Family Law
3 Steps for Navigating a Divorce Amicably
Ending a marriage is one of life’s most challenging experiences. Whether you’ve grown apart, faced broken promises, or endured a high-conflict marriage, ending a marriage is one of life’s most challenging experiences. Divorce is often seen as a last resort. However, sometimes it is necessary to ensure the happiness of both you and your spouse,…
Read MoreMediation or Litigation? Finding the most efficient path to resolution.
When faced with a legal dispute, whether it involves divorce or a personal injury claim, choosing the right approach to resolve the conflict is crucial. Two primary methods are mediation and litigation, each with its own set of advantages and considerations. Understanding the differences between these approaches can help you make an informed decision that…
Read More10 Things You Need to Know About Family Law Mediation
When it comes to navigating the complexities of familial disputes, seeking an amicable and efficient resolution is often the main priority. Mediation, as an alternative to traditional litigation, has garnered significant attention in recent years. Its emphasis on open communication, collaboration, and mutual understanding presents families with an opportunity to reach agreements outside the confines…
Read More10 Things You Need to Know About Spousal Maintenance
Formerly known as alimony, spousal maintenance plays a crucial role in post-divorce financial arrangements. Navigating the realm of spousal maintenance can be a daunting task. Spousal maintenance is not a one-size-fits-all concept, and since the court’s discretion plays a pivotal role in determining what is just and fair, it’s imperative to consult an attorney during…
Read More10 Things You Need to Know About Prenuptial Agreements
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements serve as valuable tools for protecting assets and ensuring clarity. It’s important for them to be drafted carefully, with the guidance of experienced attorneys, to ensure they are legally enforceable and meet the specific needs of the couple involved. Whether you’re considering tying the knot, already married, or simply curious about…
Read More10 Things Every Divorcing Parent Should Know About Parenting Plans
Going through a divorce is undoubtedly a challenging and emotional experience. When children are involved, the complexities of the process increase exponentially. As parents, it becomes our responsibility to ensure the well-being and stability of our children amidst all the change. This is where parenting plans come into play—a vital component of navigating the post-divorce…
Read MoreSabrina Layman Achieves Recertification in Family Law with the NBTA
We’re proud to announce that Sabrina Layman has successfully achieved recertification as a family trial law advocate, as bestowed by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA). The NBTA was formed out of a strong conviction that both the law profession and its clients would benefit from an organization designed specifically to create an objective…
Read MoreKen Brewe recognized as Super Lawyer and Super Lawyer Top 100 for 2018
Brewe Layman is proud to announce that Ken Brewe has been named as Super Lawyer™ in the practice area of Family Law for the 18th consecutive year. Super Lawyers selects attorneys using a multiphase process including peer nomination and evaluations, combined with independent research. Candidates are evaluated based on 12 indicators of peer recognition and…
Read More“I just decided to get divorced…now what?”: The top 10 questions family and divorce lawyers are asked
The road to divorce is different for everyone. However you arrived at this juncture, it’s normal to feel unsettled. Chances are these feelings of uncertainty are what brought you here. Rebecca Torgerson, experienced Family Law Attorney with Brewe Layman, understands what you’re going through. In this Q&A, she addresses the top 10 concerns that clients…
Read MoreRobert Miller recognized by AAML and DRC
We are proud to share that Robert Miller of our Everett office has recently received two significant forms of recognition. Robert has proven his ability to handle complex matters relating to the matrimonial field, including custody and support of children, property division and spousal support. To recognize his competency and substantial experience in the field,…
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