McKinley Irvin Welcomes Associates to Firm's Seattle Office
New associates bring compassion and high energy to region’s premier family law firm
SEATTLE – September 24, 2015- McKinley Irvin, the Northwest’s largest family law firm, announced attorneys Araceli Amaya and Brent Bohan joined their Seattle office.
Araceli Amaya represents clients in all areas of family law, with particular skill for third party custody cases and divorces involving high asset property issues. She works with clients on the unique facts and issues in client cases to create the most effective strategy for success. Araceli received her Juris Doctor from American University, Washington College of Law. |
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Brent Bohan is a family law and divorce attorney whose practice includes high asset divorce and LGBT family law. Brent combines a talent in the courtroom with his ability to develop productive and friendly relationships with the opposing counsel in a high stakes environment. Brent graduated from the Vermont Law School, where he received a Juris Doctor and a Masters in Environmental Law and Policy. |
McKinley Irvin is renowned in the Pacific Northwest for its dedication to practicing at the cutting-edge of family law and providing clients exceptional personal service. McKinley Irvin is a leader in all areas of family law, including divorce, child custody, child support, as well as LGBT, international and military family law. To learn more about McKinley Irvin’s experience in family law, service philosophy and attorneys, visit www.mckinleyirvin.com.
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About McKinley Irvin
Founded in 1991, McKinley Irvin is the Pacific Northwest’s premier law firm focusing exclusively on the practice of family law. McKinley Irvin attorneys are known for their effective legal representation and compassionate client service, representing clients in family law matters including divorce (dissolution), child custody, child support, relocation, parenting plan and child support modifications, international family law, domestic partnerships, and other family law practice areas.