Practice Areas

Seattle/Tacoma Divorce & Family Law Attorney

At Clement Law Center, we concentrate on matters of family law. Our family law attorneys  represent clients in a wide variety of matters, including:

• Grandparent visitation
• Uncontested divorce  
• Contested divorce  
• Support and Alimony  
• Post-decree modification of court orders

Uncontested divorce
If your divorce is uncontested, we will handle it quickly and professionally. We offer a reduced retainer and we know exactly what needs to be done, and we will do it efficiently.

Contested divorces
The issues in a divorce case-child custody, maintenance, support, and property division-contested are often highly charged with divisive issues which can critically affect your relationship with your children. In such cases, you need highly skilled and aggressive representation in Court. We will fight vigorously to protect the best interests of you and your children.

Grandparent Visitation
Grandparents are the forgotten parties in many divorces. Recent court cases limiting Grandparent rights have discouraged many Grandparents from any court action to protect their grandchildren, even when they might actually succeed. Our law firm has developed a number of innovative ways to help in these cases. Do Grandparents have a right to protect their grandchildren from an abusive or neglectful parent? Absolutely!

Child Support and Alimony
Child supprt is required by law.  The proper calculation and payment of child supprt is essential to provide for the living expenses, child care and education of the children.

Alimony, also referred to as maintenance, is a form of economic support to a former spouse. It may be temporary or permanent, depending on the needs and income of the parties. Maintenance is often ordered when one spouse has stayed at home to raise the children, and has missed out on career and educational opportunities.

If you are considering filing for divorce or have questions regarding child support or child custody, contact the family law lawyers  at Clement Law Center.