Integrative Family Law

Our team is devoted to helping clients stay out of the courtroom during divorce.

Seattle Collaborative Divorce Lawyers Finding peaceful solutions to life's challenges.

We don't just help our clients: we get to know them on a deeper level because we care about them.

Seattle Attorneys Who Put People First A premier family law firm.

We help clients find solutions that positively impact the next phase of their lives.

Elevating The Divorce Experience Outcome-focused family law attorneys.

Our clients are more to us than their cases: we get to know them on a deeper level because we care about them.

Seattle Attorneys Who Put People First A premier family law firm.

We use our deep knowledge of the divorce process to lead clients down a path of cooperation.

Guiding People Through Collaborative Divorce Experienced attorneys serving the Seattle area.

Our skilled mediators have years of experience helping people resolve complex issues cooperatively.

Seattle Family Law Problem-Solvers Prioritizing solutions over "winning."

We take a detail-oriented approach to family law, which helps us reach solutions that reflect each client's unique needs.

Professional Seattle Family Law Attorneys Our clients are our #1 commitment.

Self-care is the buzz word of the pandemic and for good reason. Nearly all of us have felt suffocating levels of emotional exhaustion. Krista Stipe shares some self-care ideas to build your emotional stamina whilst going through divorce in her blog post below:

Self-Care: How to Help Your Kids By Helping Yourself - Integrative Family Law How can a divorcing parent engage in self-care without making major lifestyle adjustments? Here are a few helpful ideas.

Looking for a cost effective way to navigate your family law matter? A Limited License Legal Technician may be an option for you. Read more below to learn what LLLT's do and whether this might be a good fit for you.

Limited License Legal Technician - Integrative Family Law LLLTs are legal professionals who are licensed to independently advise and assist clients in family law matters without the supervision of an attorney.

This article written by Megan Stanley provides best practice tips for creating parenting plans when mental health and substance abuse problems exist.

Structuring Parenting Plans to Address Dual Diagnoses - Integrative Family Law In situations where a parent has a dual diagnosis, more time and thought needs to be invested in creating a parenting plan to address the parent’s particular situation.

While we are sheltering in place, the invisible domestic load has become more visible. In addition to working remotely, parents with children now have full-time child-care and education duties in addition to keeping the household running. It is not uncommon for more of these duties to be placed on the stay-at-home parent or the parent who earns a smaller income. The author interviews Matthew Fray who wrote the infamous blog post “She Divorced Me Because I Left Dishes by the Sink” on how he is now offering counseling sessions to couples who struggle with the division of domestic work and responsibilities.

The Man Who Coaches Husbands on How to Avoid Divorce Would he be able to help smooth out my own marital conflicts?

We are pleased to announce that Brien T. Galbraith has joined the firm. Brien brings a wealth of experience in family law matters to the firm, including divorce, contested custody, child support modifications, protection orders and parentage matters.

Integrative Family Law Welcomes Brien Galbraith to the Firm - Integrative Family Law Integrative Family Law is pleased to announce that Brien T. Galbraith has joined the firm.