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The Freel Sparks Law Firm offers family and education law legal services focused on our client’s needs with timely resolution. In family law, we emphasize high conflict and financially complexcases. In education law, we are highly experienced in the difficult and complex area of special education law.. Ms. Freel worked for years as a dependency Guardian Ad Litem. She has experience working with domestic violence, drug and alcohol addiction, and mental health issues in high conflict family law cases. In high conflict cases, the parties are unable to agree upon solutions. In these cases, experience matters.. Ms. Freel brings years of business experience and skill with finances to financially complex, often high net worth, family law cases. Whether or not her clients were involved with the family’s finances, Ms. Freel works to achieve financial transparency and equity for her clients.. Ms. Freel is a zealous advocate for disability rights and the rights of students with special needs. Ms. Freel believes these are civil rights issues and fights for equity and inclusion. As the parent of a child with special needs, Ms. Freel knows the myriad issues that face parents of children with special needs. In addition to full representation, we offer a reduced fee 2-hour consultation in which parents receive advice and counsel specific to their child’s special education needs.

Scott Semrau has over 30 years of litigation experience to effectively and persuasively tell your marriage story. He is the current president of the Domestic Relations Attorneys of Washington, Washington's statewide non-profit bar association for family law attorneys. Scott's practice is 100% divorce and family law. Divorce and custody disputes are personal and emotional, and Scott's passion is bringing a strong voice to his client's unique experiences. When you walk into that courtroom, Scott is the the experienced and effective lawyer you want standing beside you.

Prior to establishing Alloy Patent Law in 2015, I spent a decade designing and building aerospace assembly automation. My hands-on experience as an engineer allows him to work with and help inventors of all backgrounds, including those with little-to-no design experience, as well as those with highly technical designs and products.

Personal injury and workers' compensation lawyer for 20 years, and 250,000+ miles on motorcycles. Better representation for injured motorcyclists, persons, and workers.. I promise you personal and immediate attention throughout my representation of you. Please visit my website at .

Marquis Summers provides legal services in the areas of trust and estate planning. Prior to starting Summers Law Office PLLC, Marquis was an associate attorney at Archer Price Law. Marquis has experience drafting prenuptial/postnuptial agreements, wills and trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives (living wills). Marquis enjoys helping clients plan for their futures by creating estate planning documents tailored to each client's needs.. Marquis received his Juris Doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. While a law student, Marquis developed a passion for estate planning through working for law firms in Denver, CO, and clerking for a family law judge. Through these experiences, Marquis discovered joy in helping clients plan for the future.. Marquis was born and raised in Nashville, TN, and music has always been a big part of his life. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in French. Marquis learned how to be an effective communicator after spending a few years living in France. There, he learned that trust and communication are basic tenants of any relationship. It is his goal to help clients resolve any dispute and minimize any possible risk.. Since starting his own law firm, Marquis always tries to offer legal services to clients at lower costs with the belief that everyone should have access to competent legal representation. Most of his work is done virtually, which means lower costs for clients.. Bar Membership: Marquis Summers is admitted to the Washington State Bar and the Tennessee State Bar.. Marquis Summers has a deep commitment to addressing your concerns and questions regarding estate planning. Please call our office to discuss your estate planning needs and concerns.. Don’t wait. It is never too soon to plan for your future and gain peace of mind for yourself and your family.

Law has been my life. For my entire legal career I have worked very hard to be the best lawyer I could be. For nearly thirty years I have dedicated myself to the law, with much of my career being spent in public service. After graduating from Stanford Law School I began working for large law firms in Chicago, Los Angeles and Seattle. I moved into criminal law, handling major criminal cases, first as a public defender in Seattle, then as Chief Prosecutor for the Attorney General’s Office in Saipan. In Saipan, I focused on the prosecution of major violent crimes and government corruption cases. Upon returning to the States, my wife and I started our law firm. I have been very actively involved in many of the local criminal justice projects, including the establishment of our drug courts, the local law and justice council, as well as continuing to be heavily involved in the training of trial attorneys. I served as President of the Washington Defender Association (WDA) where I have continued volunteering my time to train young attorneys about trial practice. I have championed case load reform through my work as the President of the WDA. As your attorney, I pledge to bring the same passion and commitment to you that I have demonstrated in my life’s work. I am determined to represent your best interests and obtain the best possible case results for you. “Justice for All” is not just a phrase for me. It is a way of life.

Jason is a trusted mediator helping parties successfully resolve conflicts and reach mutually beneficial resolutions. He has a Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from Willamette University College of Law, and has completed mediation training through the King County Dispute Resolution Center and the Straus Institute’s intensive “Mediating the Litigated Case” program at Pepperdine Law School. Jason litigated for more than 20 years in numerous areas of law, including personal injury, municipal law, police excessive force, professional liability (legal, medical and chiropractic), employment, civil rights, construction project owner/contractor liability, construction defects and product defect liability. He consistently won favorable decisions for clients, in federal and state courts, at both the trial and appellate levels.. Jason comes to his mediation practice after years of representing both plaintiffs and defendants. His skills and personality are best suited as a mediator, helping parties reach productive solutions. As for mediation styles, he takes the approach that gets the job done. Extensive pre-mediation work, including conversations with both sides, helps determine what that will look like. He has an innate ability to “read the room” and create the best environment for fruitful discussions.

Jacqueline Yust is an attorney at law for Landmark Legal Services, PLLC, in Seattle, WA. Jacqueline focuses her practice on special needs trusts, guardianship, and family law matters in King and Snohomish Counties.. Jacqueline began her practice in family law and special needs planning following her work in the non-profit world where she dedicated her time to serving underrepresented communities. Jacqueline believes all indiviudals have the right to just and equal treatment under the law despite their race, ethnicity, gender, age, national origin, religion, ability, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, educaiton, marital status, language, and physical appareance. As such, she offers low bono legal services to qualifiying clients as part of her practice.. Jacqueline is a member of the Washington Association for Justice, and is a King County volunteer attorney for the QLaw LGBTQ neighborhood legal clinic and the Spanish-speaking neighborhood legal clinic.

I have more than 25 years of experience in the legal profession. I enjoy helping individuals and families find the peace of mind that comes from having an estate plan in place. Our boutique law firm in the Ballard neighborhood offers our clients personal attention, flexibility, and reasonable rates. I am happy to arrange meetings that work with your schedule, including evenings and early mornings. I also make housecalls. More information is available on our website at .

I understand the unique legal considerations of the mental health profession. I have had many years of experience providing legal counsel and guidance to a wide range of mental health professionals including psychologists, social workers, mental health counselors, psychiatrists, and medical doctors.. As an attorney in the US Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps, I have had over 10 years experience conducting legal training and providing legal services to Navy Family Advocacy Program mental health and medical professionals in California and Washington State. I have also served as legal counsel on Navy Domestic Violence Case Review Committees for over 7 years.. In addition to my service with the US Navy Family Advocacy Program, I have served as a criminal defense attorney, as a federal prosecutor, and as in-house counsel. I have also had the opportunity to represent both the government and individuals in over one hundred administrative hearings.. I graduated cum laude from Wayne State University School of Law in Detroit Michigan, I attended the Hague Academy of International Law in the Hague, Netherlands, I received a BA degree in Linguistics from the University of Michigan, and I am currently pursuing a MA degree in counseling psychology.. I continue to serve as an attorney in the US Navy Reserve where I provide legal counsel to mental health professionals employed by the United States.. I am a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the State Bar of Michigan, the Seattle Counselors Association, the National Lawyers Guild, the Julian Jaynes Society, and the Seattle Swedish Cultural Center.

I see my job as a lawyer as helping people find solutions to their problems. This means spending time listening to my clients to find out what their goals, fears, and hopes are, and then working with them to try and find out how we can best achieve their objectives.. My practice is focused on working with clients who are seeking to resolve their issues outside of court. For me, Collaborative Law is a way to help people end their marriage in a reasonable and adult way that will allow them to look back on their divorce as a time of positive growth. Collaborative principles allow this to happen in a safe and respectful environment.. One benefit of resolving things outside of court is preservation of existing relationships. A therapist I know put it very well when she said that in a divorce, we end the relationship of husband/wife, but the relationships of mother/father/children continue. It is those relationships of father/mother/children that need to be protected to the extent possible even when the family is no longer going to be living together in a single home.. A second benefit is self-determination. A resolution that the parties create for themselves with professional assistance, and that they therefore truly believe in, will be far more durable, far more satisfying, and far more tailored to their specific concerns and circumstances than a resolution imposed by a court, or even a resolution negotiated between two attorneys.

Experienced litigator with years of real estate, business, contract and collection law practice.

CRYSTAL GRACE RUTHERFORD is a solo practitioner who has been practicing law for the past fifteen years, specializing in personal injury and real estate litigation. Prior to attending the University of Oregon, School of Law, Ms. Rutherford obtained a bachelor of Science from the University of Washington in Psychology which emphasized anatomy and physiology.  This enables her to understand her client's injuries more thoroughly and to communicate effectively with her client's doctors. Additionally, Ms. Rutherford was born and raised in Spain and uses her bilingual language skills to help members of the local Hispanic Community.

Christina knows that preparation, a thoughtful approach, and tenacity are key elements to a successful mediation. As a mediator, Christina adeptly incorporates this groundwork to assist parties in finding open avenues to resolution and settlement.  She is passionate about ADR and the value it brings to a case, and welcomes the opportunity to work with you in your next mediation.. As legal counsel, Christina has represented businesses and individuals in all aspects of construction and commercial claims and litigation. Christina is not only a skilled courtroom litigator, but has significant experience in different types of litigation, including arbitration, administrative hearings, and Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals proceedings. Christina has also argued appeals in both the Washington State Court of Appeals and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Starting in 2006, in conjunction with her litigation practice, Christina began both academic studies and skill training in ADR at the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University School of Law.  Christina is now a candidate to receive a LL.M. in Alternative Dispute Resolution after a few final practicum requirements.  She enjoys her ongoing scholarly pursuits and education in ADR, always updating and applying the valuable skills she gains to her growing mediation and ADR practice.. For more information, see .

Ballard attorney Geir T. Jonsson provides estate planning and transactional legal services in a friendly and cost-effective manner. Areas of practice include: wills and trusts, living wills, living trusts, financial powers of attorney, medical power of attorney, probate, and taxation. The Jonsson Law Firm, PLLC is located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. We will travel throughout the King County and Puget Sound area.

Ashley is a fourth generation attorney who graduated from Seattle University School of Law. Prior to attending law school Ashley worked as a paralegal for Olson & Hurley. She completed a 40 hour King County approved course for mediation training. She has a vast knowledge of domestic violence and how to navigate cases that involve abuse. Ashley is passionate about the law and enjoys thinking outside of the box to help her clients resolve their case. Ashley believes in settling a case if possible so that both parties can move on with their lives as painlessly as possible. However, if settlement is not possible then she is more than happy to go to court to fight for her client.

As a family law attorney, much of my work is with people going through a divorce, or otherwise seeking help with ending a relationship.  I try to assist my divorce clients with an eye towards sustainability and long-term wellbeing.  In other words: I want to help you figure out not only how to bring one chapter of your life to a close, but how to begin the next one.. In addition to my divorce practice, I am interested in working with individuals and families in the early stages of relationships.  There is a lot of space for creative and intentional work in constructing and defining family structures going in.  Everyone’s family is different, and I am a big believer in broad and inclusive interpretations of what family means.  Many of us identify strongly with the notion of investing in a family of choice, and I want to support that in any way I can.. Regardless of why you come to see me, I will listen without judgment to where you’ve been, what you’ve done, and how you’d like things to go.   I will be honest with you about what I think is possible, what I think is likely, and what I think is wise.  I will strive to understand your needs.  Most importantly, I will do my utmost to work with you and think creatively about how we can move you from wherever you are now to wherever you want to be.