Divorce Lawyers for Men

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If you are a man facing the end of your relationship, or a modification to an existing divorce decree, you have come to the right place. We are a network of law firms dedicated to helping men during divorce and other aspects of family law.

We are an experienced team of family law attorneys who understand the special challenges men face in divorce. We are committed to protecting your rights and fighting for fair custody and reasonable support. We strive to get the results that men want and need in divorce.

It can be difficult to choose the Washington divorce lawyer who will get you the best results. But don’t settle for just any family law attorney. Choose a lawyer who is dedicated to representing men in divorce. Choose Divorce Lawyers For Men™.

We are Good Lawyers, Doing Good Things, for Good Men. We're the Only Firm in Washington to win Newsweek Magazine's "Premier Law Firm of 2017" Award.

Before separate Family Law Courts were even created, our lawyers were fighting for men’s rights in divorce through the trial courts. In the 1980′s we pioneered the fight for fathers’ custody of their children. Our firm takes pride in our successes in and outside the courtroom on behalf of husbands and fathers.

We Specialize in: - Divorce - Property and Debt Division - Child Custody and Visitation - Parenting Plans - Spousal Support (Alimony) - Divorce Modifications - Same Sex Divorce - Military Divorce - High Asset Divorce - Complex Litigation

"Divorce Lawyers For Men is a network of award-winning divorce attorneys committed to providing quality representation to men drawn into the family law legal system. Our representation will always be of the highest quality and, when necessary, aggressive.We know the special problems that men face trying to get fair treatment in our courts. We know that men are not always given equal consideration for custody of their children. We know that men are often forced to pay excessive child and spousal support. We know that men have been ordered to pay more than their fair share of the debts, and awarded less than their fair share of the property."