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My entire legal career has been dedicated to helping individuals in divorce and custody matters.

Kimberly Kasin has dedicated her practice to family law since graduating from Seattle University School of Law, primarily in the areas of dissolution, child custody and support matters. She personally handles every aspect of her cases and maintains open and clear lines of communication with her clients. Kimberly prides herself on truly getting to know her clients’ goals, and then using her knowledge of the law and legal system to achieve the best possible results. Having been through a divorce herself, Kimberly also knows first-hand how stressful and emotional the legal process can be. She strives to become a trusted adviser who provides aggressive but compassionate representation.. While Kimberly has had significant experience in the courtroom, she is a strong advocate for alternative dispute resolution in its various forms, including direct settlement negotiations, mediation and arbitration, and collaboration. She has a keen eye for detail, which is essential for negotiating and drafting complex property settlement agreements, child support agreements, parenting plans, and other formal documents involved in dissolution proceedings. Kimberly has been recognized by her peers and was named a “Rising Star” by Washington Law & Politics magazine, an honor bestowed on only 2.5% of eligible attorneys in Washington State.. Growing up, Kimberly lived in various places during her childhood (including Texas, Montana, South Korea and Sicily) before her family settled in Western Washington. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Finance from the University of Washington. She currently resides in Bellevue with her husband and two children, where she serves on the Board of Directors of Youth Eastside Services. During her free time she enjoys golfing, skiing and traveling with her friends and family.

I have worked my entire career in the Law. I was employed as a legal intern through my undergraduate degree at Johns Hopkins University. In this position, I worked for a large Baltimore, Maryland Law Firm in their Landlord Tenant and Collections division representing large landlord conglomerates and the largest bail bond company in the State of Maryland. I continued in this position until I was accepted to Law School where I received a Presidential Law Scholarship at Seattle University. Since entering Law School, I have been in and around the area of Family Law for several years. I began practicing in this area as a Rule 9 Intern with the Law Offices of Natalie de Maar. The Rule 9 Intern position provided me with a limited license to represent clients. After graduating Law School, I became an associate with Mrs. De Maar’s firm.. I strongly believe that you should understand why a lawyer concentrates their practice heavily on family law. I have done so primarily for two reasons. The first is a family law client is a uniquely vulnerable client. A family law client often finds himself or herself facing an unknown future. It can be emotional, frustrating, and exasperating. My goal is to assist my clients through this difficult time, and to help set a course forward toward financial and emotional stability. In other words, my goal is to help provide my clients and their children, a path forward. My second draw to family law is that I truly enjoy working with everyday people. As a result, I find that working with family law clients to be extremely rewarding and to be a fascinating area of the law.. I look forward to serving your Family Law needs.

Kathryn focuses her practice exclusively on family law. She handles dissolution, support, domestic violence, contempt, and custody disputes in King County. She begins strategizing a case at the initial client meeting, with the goal of an early settlement, but she is an experienced litigator who will personally see your case through to trial if need be.. Who I Am. I am a divorce attorney but I am also a bonus mom to two amazing kids. We live with 2.5 fabulous dogs (two dogs are full-time and we share custody of a little chihuahua named Leyla). I am, as they say, “talking the talk and walking the walk” of blended family life.. I am a life-long fan of the game show “Jeopardy!” and have fond childhood memories of tuning in after dinner each night with my whole family gathered around the TV. That is why it was a particular highlight of my career to serve as the show’s attorney when I worked for the ABC television network.. I also enjoyed my time working as a federal law clerk in the United States District Court. It was an honor to be on stage with my judge during a massive naturalization ceremony in San Diego, CA. My heart swelled with pride as the judge called out each represented country and hundreds of people stood to pledge their Oath of Allegiance. Like my grandparents, each of these people had realized their dream of becoming Americans. My career certainly did not take a linear path but the diversity of my experience has made me a better attorney, and better storyteller, than I otherwise may have been.. I am passionate about protecting children and have volunteered my time as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (“CASA”) in the King County Juvenile Dependency Court. I am also a proud supporter of New Beginnings, one of Seattle’s premier domestic violence survivor support organizations.. Why I Do This Work. I believe that nothing is more detrimental to a child’s development than family conflict so my goal is to create parenting plans that both reduce the opportunity for future conflict and the likelihood of future litigation. Family conflict may be born out of violence, addiction, mental health issues, or an emotionally-immature co-parent. The origin of the conflict matters because, left unaddressed, history will repeat itself over and over. A good parenting plan must be carefully tailored to address each family’s particular source of conflict.. My Background and Education. I was born and raised in Southern California. I have a huge extended family including more than 40 first cousins.. I earned my Bachelor of Science in neuroscience from UCLA and I apply what I learned in college to high-conflict cases where substance use disorders (addiction) and significant mental health diagnosis are often contributing factors.. Prior to narrowing my practice to family law, I practiced complex commercial litigation for several years, served on the Board of Directors for International Microcomputer Software, Inc., and worked in-house for the Walt Disney Company/ABC as Counsel, Legal Affairs. I am a former federal law clerk to the Honorable Louisa S. Porter (Ret.) in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California.. When I’m not working I unwind by cooking, getting outdoors, and learning new things.. Juliana Wong and I co-authored chapter 40, entitled “Insurance Issues in Family Law,” in the 2023 Washington State Family Law Handbook.

Desirée L. Good is a Seattle-area family law attorney.  Her practice is focused on family law matters, including divorce, child custody, parenting matters, child support, legal separation and more. Compassionate and empathetic, she has a genuine concern for her clients, especially when they are going through the stressful and complex process of divorce and separation. Prioritizing her clients’ well-being and interests, she is a zealous advocate in the courtroom and out.. Passionate about helping those who need it the most in her community, Desirée frequently volunteers with Eastside Legal Assistance Program, assisting low-income King County residents with family law issues.. An avid reader, she serves as a board member at the King County Library System Foundation, an association that encourages literacy, libraries and learning. Desirée is also a member of the Freedom to Read Foundation, a nonprofit legal and educational organizations affiliated with the American Library Association, aimed at protecting and promoting freedom of the press and access to information.

Caitin joined S.L. Pitts PC as a law clerk in 2014, and became an associate in 2015. She worked as a law clerk at three small litigation firms before joining S.L. Pitts PC.. Caitlin graduated from Saint Louis University where she studied economics and philosophy. She recieved her law degree, graduating cum laude, from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2014.. Caitlin has a passion for service as a supporter and former volunteer at the King County Bar Association Neighborhood Legal Clinics and member of the Junior League of Seattle.

I am interested in helping people get through a divorce, and related custody and financial issues, in the most positive manner possible, while helping the client preserve personal dignity and family relationships.   Most cases can be resolved with integrity and grace if the parties and the lawyers involved decide in advance that's how it should go. I encourage my clients to take control of the process from the beginning and create the best chance for a lasting and positive solution.. I have practiced in Alexandria since 1986, and live nearby in Mt. Vernon with my wife and our dog, Gracie.   I'm a little nuts about the Nats; and I'm still trying to bake an acceptable baguette.

The attorneys of Jeffrey A. Vogelman and Associates, bring experience, success and a strong commitment to client-centered service. From our office in Alexandria, we focus on providing family law and also bankruptcy solutions for our Virginia clients.. Attorney Jeffrey A. Vogelman has been practicing law for more than 30 years. He has been in the Alexandria area since 1973. One of the most important aspects of attorney Vogelman's practice is his commitment to providing our clients with personalized legal service. We frequently deal with complicated personal matters. Jeff Vogelman makes sure he combines his legal knowledge with personal compassion, to make sure our clients receive dignified treatment and quality service

Rainer Frank is a Senior Attorney at McKinley Irvin who handles family law cases related to divorce, child custody, child support, relocation, and unmarried couples. With more than 15 years of experience, Rainer represents clients with a variety of legal issues, including domestic partnerships, child support and parenting plan modifications, contempt proceedings, enforcement actions, and QDROs. He believes that the first priority in any family law matter is to get to know his client and understand their unique situation and needs. He works hard to avoid unnecessary adversity, but still treats each case as if he were preparing it for trial – an approach that he has found actually promotes settlement. Outside of the firm, he enjoys spending time with his family and sea kayaking through the Puget Sound.

My law office is about efficiency and price.. These go hand in hand for legal services but it is my obligation for clients to feel satisfied. My clients are given an honest assessment upfront about the complexity and time involved in their case. I take advantage of e-communications and keep in-person time to a minimum in order to maximize on keeping fees low. The law library is practically no more, my firm takes advantage of the countless legal resources served online.. My prices are more than competitive. Price doesn't always mean quality of service. The firm offers great prices on regular legal services, while most "older" law firms charge a premium. Ask me about our rates, you be the judge.. Our approach to law is not about the bottom line but about the relation and services with our clients.

I am a strong, but caring advocate for my clients.  I take my role as “Lawyer and Counselor” seriously as we struggle through the complex issues.  I have a good reputation and believe I am usually successful as a litigator, or in negotiation for a beneficial settlement for my clients.. My practice is guided by the idea that my clients are, and must be in charge of their own lives. I try to help them focus on improving their future by making good decisions when stress may overcome good judgment, and to make wise decisions for the rest of their lives as the disputes of marriage are resolved.. When I am away from the courtroom and the practice of law, I just enjoy my time with my husband and daughter, and our 3 dogs. We, the five of us, love hiking together, and I love gardening, reading, cooking and knitting, when, and if I have any spare time.. If you think I could help you, or if you have questions about your problems, please call and set up an appointment so that we can discuss these issues privately, and in depth.

MacKenzie is an experienced litigator who believes that everyone should have access to affordable legal help during the most important moments of their lives. MacKenzie is passionate about helping counsel clients through some of the toughest times they will ever face. Before moving up to Washington MacKenzie managed a legal aid provider in Houston, working for clients who were in the middle, who work hard everyday but could easily be crippled financially by a legal setback.. MacKenzie has strived to be at the top of his field. He was recently recognized for his work in Family Law by Houstonian Magazine as a Top Lawyer in 2019,2020 and 2021 and Thompson Reuters in 2020, 2021, and 2022 as a Rising Star.. MacKenzie went to law school at the University of Houston Law Center where he focused on litigation through the Blakely Advocacy Institution. MacKenzie was an active part of UHLC's Mock Trial team, Moot Court team, and the Advocates. In the Spring of 2017 MacKenzie was one of four students who were chosen to help train the United States Court Guards investigators through trial demonstrations. MacKenzie was recognized for his achievements in trial advocacy by the Houston Bar Association Litigation Section in April 2017. For his effective use of storytelling and trial strategy, MacKenzie was awarded the 2017 Jim Perdue Sr. Trial Advocacy Award.

Brady Horenstein joined the Law Offices of Michael W. Bugni & Associates, PLLC, in 2023, following more than a decade of legal experience in public service. His career includes roles with the Department of Social and Health Services, the Department of Licensing, and the State Courts, as well as representing the Washington Supreme Court before the Legislature. As the third generation in his family to practice family law, Brady brings a unique perspective and dedication to his work. He has extensive experience in all aspects of family law, including divorce, child custody, prenuptial agreements, domestic violence protection orders, and high-conflict litigation. A graduate of Willamette University College of Law, Brady is passionate about guiding clients through complex family law matters with professionalism and care.

I am a compassionate, tiresome advocate for my clients.  I enjoy working with them to devise creative and realistic solutions to better serve their needs.  One of my greatest strengths is being available for my clients to discuss not only the law and legal procedure, but candid, evolving assessments of the strengths and weaknesses of their cases.  I am very much a hands on attorney who likes frequent contact with clients.

I grew up in Everett, WA, graduating from Everett HIgh School. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Washington in 2007.. I graduated from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 2013 with the high distinction of magna cum laude. While in law school I was a Senior Associate Editor for the Thomas M. Cooley Law Review, competed in National Moot Court Competitions, was appointed to the Student Body Association by my peers, and held a leadership position for my law school fraternity. I was on the Dean's List and Honor Roll every term that I was enrolled,  and earned the Book Award in Constitutional Law I.. After law school I first worked as a solo practitioner. I then worked on Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Administration in Seattle. I have also interned for a federally appointed judge in Washington D.C., working exclusively on the Family Law docket, and have defended indigent persons as a Public Defender Student Attorney in Washtenaw County, Michigan.. I am now a proud member of the Genesis Law Firm family.. I am an Eagle Scout and a longtime, passionate Seahawks and Mariners fan. I enjoy tennis and the occasional round of golf.

Tashina Gorgone is a partner with Maddox & Gerock, P.C. in Falls Church, Virginia. Tashina focuses her practice in the areas of family law and appellate litigation. Tashina handles all areas of family law, from custody to child support to property distribution. She has particular experience and interest in complex custody cases. She has handled cases involving allegations of domestic violence, substance abuse, and sexual abuse. She has successfully litigated relocation cases as well as assisted both mothers and fathers in obtaining shared or primary custody of their children.. To Tashina, the most rewarding aspect of practicing law is the challenge of problem-solving; she strives to help families develop and effectuate a plan that will not only address their immediate needs, but provide them with peace of mind for the future. She is adept at determining what cases are ripe for alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation or settlement conferences, however, when a case must be tried in court, she is able to effectively and comprehensively prepare and deliver strong oral advocacy on behalf of her client and their family.. Tashina graduated from The University of Mary Washington with a Bachelor of the Arts and obtained her law degree from George Mason University School of Law with a concentration in Litigation. While attending George Mason, Tashina was an active member of the Moot Court Team, where she won First Place in the Billings, Exum & Frye National Moot Court Competition. She also served as a Notes Editor on the George Mason Law Review and was a member of the Trial Advocacy Association.. Tashina is licensed to practice in all courts in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Tashina is an active member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the Fairfax County Bar Association, and serves on the Board for the Northern Virginia Women’s Attorney Association. She also has volunteers as a judge for local law school mock trial events, hosts courtroom tours for Fairfax County middle school students, and speaks at local middle schools about the legal profession.. In 2017, Tashina was named by Super Lawyers as a Virginia “Rising Star” in the practice area of Family Law, and she has remained a Rising Star each year since.. Tashina Gorgone is a Northern Virginia native, and currently resides in Fairfax with her husband, Alex, and their two beagles, Copper and Penny. In her spare time, Tashina can be found performing with various local community theatre groups, with which she has appeared in a wide variety of productions ranging from musicals to Shakespeare.

Northeast Indiana is where I grew up and where I now raise my family.  In addition to  practicing law in the community, I stay active through my service in the community and am a member of the South Milford Church of Christ.  I also have served on the Common Council for the City of Kendallville since August 2015.  I look forward to putting my years of experience and knowledge of the area to work for you.