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At Akiona Law, PLLC in Everett, Washington, we specialize in guiding families through the complexities of divorce and family law matters with a focus on collaborative divorce and divorce mediation. Our approach is rooted in the philosophy of empowering individuals to resolve conflicts amicably rather than perpetuating them.
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- JDJustin DurnfordNov 20, 20255.0Best family law and mediation around. The whole team is amazing! Lani is the best! I can't say enough good things about her. The supporting cast is fantastic also! I love Becky and Ashley and appreciate everything they did to help my son and I. I couldn't be happier with the job they did!
- MHMatt HenggelerAug 8, 20255.0Excellent team that works with compassion and honesty
- DPDeborah PearceAug 8, 20215.0Katherine my attorney, was great. She listened, asked appropriate questions and I feel she advised me in the best way possible.
- CVClaire ValdezOct 30, 20205.0Akiona Law is INCREDIBLE! They have truly saved my life. Jenni, Courtney, Kyler and the rest of the team has helped me through the hardest chapter of my life. They are professional, efficient and incredibly kind. I recommend using Akiona Law for all of your legal needs! They will assist you when you need legal representation and make the entire process easier and way less stressful for you.
- EWEric WhiteMar 1, 20185.0Akiona Law conducted themselves professionally and efficiently throughout my case and were very easy to work with during this difficult time. I would recommend them to close friends.
Frequently Asked Questions About Akiona Law, PLLC
What kind of family law matters do you handle?
Our full-service family law practice includes divorce, children’s issues, spousal support and domestic violence, fathers’ rights, complex asset division and spousal support, military divorce, cohabitation agreements, dissolution of committed intimate relationships, and more.
What geographical areas do you serve?
From our law offices in Everett, we primarily work with clients throughout Snohomish County and the greater Seattle metro area.
Why should I hire Akiona Law?
Our team offers honest, realistic assessments and case plans to give clients clear ideas about how they can meet their goals.
Should I file for divorce?
This question shows that you grasp the seriousness of divorce. If you are considering other possibilities, such as a postnuptial agreement, a reconciliation with your spouse or a legal separation, we will not rush you into filing for divorce. A case assessment can help you envision how to pursue your most important objectives.
What are the grounds for divorce in Washington?
The only necessary justification for divorce is a claim by either spouse that there has been an “irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.”
Is Washington a no-fault divorce state?
Yes. Neither spouse has to prove that the other did anything wrong to get a divorce.
How long does a divorce take?
There is a minimum 90-day wait between the filing of a divorce and when a judge can act on it. Contested divorces may take much longer.
I am getting divorced. Do I need an attorney?
Before you make an expensive mistake or omission, we urge you to consult with an attorney before deciding to try to go it alone. We offer ala carte services if you want to do some of the work yourself.
How is child custody determined?
The best interests of the child are the fundamental guideline. If parents are unmarried and paternity has not been legally established, custody goes to the mother by default. If paternity is established, the father and mother both have opportunities to seek joint or full custody. In the case of a divorce, the husband is legally presumed to be the father of any children born during the marriage unless proven otherwise. Either parent or both may pursue joint or full custody. If a parent is determined unfit, supervised visitation may be an option. For the most sensible solution and the least amount of stress, work closely with an experienced, creative and empathetic family law attorney.
What kind of legal services does Akiona Law, PLLC specialize in?
Akiona Law, PLLC specializes in divorce and family law matters, focusing on collaborative divorce and divorce mediation to help families resolve conflicts amicably.
Where is Akiona Law, PLLC located?
Akiona Law, PLLC is located at 3231 Lombard Avenue, Suite 1, Everett, WA 98201, United States.
What are the business hours of Akiona Law, PLLC?
Akiona Law, PLLC is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
How can I contact Akiona Law, PLLC?
You can contact Akiona Law, PLLC by phone at +1 425-512-9161 or email at lani@akionalaw.com.
Does Akiona Law, PLLC offer online appointments?
Yes, Akiona Law, PLLC offers online appointments for your convenience.
What payment options are accepted at Akiona Law, PLLC?
Akiona Law, PLLC accepts payment by cash and check.
Is Akiona Law, PLLC accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, Akiona Law, PLLC has wheelchair accessible restrooms and is welcoming to individuals of all backgrounds including LGBTQ+ clients.
Are there other law offices near Akiona Law, PLLC?
Yes, nearby law offices include Ken Schneider, Attorney at Law, Law Office of Ken Schneider, Law Offices of Daniel Ehrlich, Sullivan Law Group, PLLC, and Verity Criminal Defense, PLLC, which may be useful resources depending on your legal needs.
What local amenities can I find near Akiona Law, PLLC?
Near Akiona Law, you can visit places like Kindred Kitchen, a cafe and restaurant, or the Ywca, which offers community services and gym facilities — great spots to relax before or after your appointment.
How can nearby public services benefit someone visiting Akiona Law, PLLC?
Nearby public and social service organizations such as the WA State Council-County & City and HopeWorks Social Enterprises can provide additional support and resources for clients addressing family or social challenges.