Divorce, a parenting dispute, or planning for marriage can raise difficult questions about your children and finances. Our Everett family law attorneys help you understand your options and prepare a practical path forward.
Serving Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island counties.
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Daniel Ehrlich and MacKenzie Dunham represent clients in Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island counties. Our work includes divorce, parenting plans, child support, property division, domestic violence protection orders, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
A divorce can involve decisions about the family home, retirement savings, debts, support, and children. We help identify the issues that need attention, organize the financial record, and prepare for negotiation, mediation, or court proceedings.
We help parents address residential schedules, decision-making, parentage, and changes to existing parenting plans. We review current orders, the child’s routines, and the areas of disagreement so we can discuss your priorities and the work your case may require.
Support questions often involve income, household expenses, and financial records. We help with child support and spousal maintenance issues, including cases involving business ownership or disputed income. Our focus is on understanding the numbers and explaining the options in your circumstances.
A home, retirement account, or closely held business can make divorce finances more complicated. We help organize information about assets and debts, identify valuation questions, and evaluate proposed divisions. Read our guide to divorce involving a family business.
We assist with domestic violence protection order proceedings and related family law concerns. We review the petition, existing orders, hearing dates, and supporting records. If protection order and parenting issues overlap, we consider how those proceedings affect the work in your case.
We help prepare and review prenuptial agreements before marriage and postnuptial agreements during marriage. The work starts with your financial circumstances, property, debts, and goals. We explain the proposed terms and help you identify questions to resolve before signing.
We start with your concerns and the current status of your case. We explain the available paths, the information each requires, and the practical considerations involved.
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Have current court orders, hearing notices, and key financial records available. Tell us about any upcoming hearing or deadline.
Identify your priorities, the issues in dispute, and what needs attention first.
Gather the documents and facts needed to evaluate options and support your position.
Depending on the case, the work may involve an agreement, mediation, or presenting your position in court.
Explore the financial issues that arise when a family business is part of a divorce.
Read more →Read our answers to questions about divorce, parenting, and support.
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Yes. We assist with both drafting and reviewing these agreements. Tell us whether you are planning a marriage or are already married, whether there is an existing draft, and what financial issues you want to address. If you have a wedding date in mind, include it in your consultation request.
Our office is in Everett. Our family law practice serves Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island counties. Include the county and court in your consultation request so we can confirm whether your matter fits our practice.
Start with a brief account of your concerns, any case number, and upcoming court dates. Have existing orders and relevant financial records available. For a prenup or postnuptial agreement, gather any proposed agreement and information about your property and debts. Use our online form to schedule a consultation.
Tell us what kind of help you need and whether you have an approaching hearing or deadline.
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