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A family law attorney or lawyer, to be an effective advocate, will get to know the client's situation very thoroughly.
Not only must we gather, define and present facts in a way that is meaningful to the court, but we also need to
understand the family dynamics and personal aspects, especially when children are involved.
Often we find difficult issues, even conflicts, about property, debts, support, or finances that need creative and
sensible ideas to solve. A lawyer is a reliable listener, ready to discuss and explain - to help a client find the best outcomes.
What can a lawyer do?
Costs for attorney fees are based on the time spent, paid hourly or by flat fees.
Lawyers will charge for their time spent in such things as
A lawyer will give the client a fair estimate of the costs and will try to stay within budget.
Most attorneys ask for fees paid in advance. Fees can be held in a trust account until needed to cover expected future charges.
A Retainer Fee may be earned up front by the lawyer taking on a case or by agreeing to remain available to the client as things proceed.
Your legal experience does not have to be terribly expensive and stressful.
This law office strives to provide the best service at a reasonable cost.
Phone: 360-433-7444 Email: bill [at] brendgard.net Fax 360-695-9491
as a family law attorney, and has represented
hundreds of people in their personal legal matters.
Areas of special interest include nonparental custody,
paternity, complex divorce, spousal maintenance,
wills and prenuptial agreements.
William Brendgard also serves as a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem for children. Years of experience and
26 hours of formal training have qualified him to serve in the special role of the child's own advocate.