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Issaquah Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

McKinley Irvin’s family law attorneys offer top-tier family law and matrimonial legal representation. We are dedicated to providing compassionate and personalized client service during some of life’s most difficult events.

DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW REPRESENTATION IN ISSAQUAH

If you are facing divorce in Issaquah, the experienced family law attorneys at McKinley Irvin can help you identify your goals and protect what you value most. We can assist in the following practice areas:

Communities We Serve

Our Issaquah divorce lawyers serve clients in King County and statewide. We assist residents of the greater Eastside including Issaquah, Bellevue, Redmond, Sammamish, Preston, Fall City, Newcastle, and Renton with divorce and family law matters. For the convenience of our clients, we also offer consultations through videoconference.

Schedule a Consultation with an Attorney

If you would like to discuss the details of your case, we invite you to contact our firm to schedule an appointment. Our Client Services team can help you determine which attorney is best suited for your case.

McKinley Irvin Issaquah Family Law Firm

20 Sixth Avenue NE, Suite 200
Issaquah, WA 98027
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Issaquah Family Law FAQs

How Is Spousal Support Determined In Issaquah?

The court has significant discretion in determining spousal support, also known as “spousal maintenance” or “alimony.” Many factors are considered, such as your financial resources, your standard of living, the length of your marriage, and your age and health. Continue reading about spousal support in our Guide to Getting a Divorce in Washington State.

Will Our Assets Be Split Equally?

Washington is a community property state, meaning property acquired during marriage is usually treated as communal. However, this does not mean property is divided straight down the middle. The court has the power to divide assets equitably based on factors such as your economic situation, the length of your relationship, and how much property is involved. Talk to an Issaquah family law attorney about the likely allocation of your assets.

While My Divorce Is Pending, Should I File My Taxes As Married Or Single? Jointly Or Separately?

If your divorce is not finalized prior to December 31, then you and your spouse must file as married. If spouses are legally divorced on or before December 31, they should file single, no matter how much of that tax year they were married. Divorcing spouses must then decide whether to file joint or separate taxes. Read more about post-divorce financial obligations and tax implications in our Guide to Getting a Divorce in Washington State.

Who Pays Each Parties’ Attorney And Legal Fees?

In a divorce case, you should be prepared to pay your own legal fees. It is most common in Washington State for each party to pay his or her own legal fees, unless there is bad faith by one party or a considerable difference in the parties’ financial situations. When a party requests that the other side pay his or her legal fees, the court applies a basic two-pronged test, 1) does the person making the request have a financial need, and 2) does the person being asked to pay have the ability to pay.

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Careers at McKinley Irvin Issaquah

McKinley Irvin empowers every team member to grow and succeed by fostering an environment that promotes lifelong learning and innovation. Whether you are an attorney, legal support professional, or business professional, we can support you in your career development.

INTERESTED IN JOINING MCKINLEY IRVIN'S TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS?

If you are interested in a career at McKinley Irvin, please contact careers@mckinleyirvin.com or (425) 588-3700.


EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT

McKinley Irvin is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or any other category prohibited by local, state or federal law. This policy applies to all aspects of employment, including recruitment, placement, promotion, transfer, demotion, compensation, benefits, social and recreational activities and termination.

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