We regularly represent professionals, executives, and families from many of the Pacific Northwest’s most recognized companies, including Meta, Microsoft, Apple, NVIDIA, and the University of Washington.
Skip to Content
Parents have a right to see their children prosper in a safe and secure environment. The Hemmat Law Group work with people to make sure that divorce parenting plans and child support agreements consider the best interests of those involved. Hemmat family lawyers will act to ensure that your divorce parenting plans are robust and fair.
Hemmat Law handles high-asset divorce cases for clients in Seattle where detailed financial analysis, discretion, and strategic negotiation are essential. The firm works with complex marital estates that may include real estate portfolios, business interests, investments, stock compensation, and retirement accounts, with a focus on accurate valuation and fair division.
Whether you are currently, formerly, or never married, parents have a right to see their children prosper in a safe and secure environment. Hemmat Law’s experienced child custody lawyers help parents through the details with compassionate and knowledgable guidance…
Hemmat Law advises clients in Seattle on Committed Intimate Relationship (CIR) matters under Washington law. The firm helps individuals determine whether their relationship meets the legal criteria for a CIR and represents clients in property and financial disputes following the end of a long-term unmarried relationship.
A divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences anyone can go through in life. Hemmat Law’s divorce and family lawyers have worked on thousands of divorce and separation cases across Seattle and throughout the state of Washington. They are committed to making the process as easy to navigate as possible…
Everyone across Washington deserves to feel safe and secure in their daily affairs. Whether you need help with stalking, domestic violence or neighbor disputes, if you or a loved one need to ensure the whole story is fairly considered by the judicial system, the Hemmat Law Group family lawyers are here to help.
Losing contact with a grandchild can be deeply distressing, particularly when a strong and meaningful relationship already exists. Hemmat Law helps grandparents understand Washington’s visitation laws, determine whether they may have grounds to petition the court, and present evidence focused on the child’s best interests.
Managing co-parenting circumstances can be difficult and contentious. If one parent attempts to distort a child’s relationship with the other, speaking badly of them, blocking them from seeing them or other manipulative behaviours, Washington state courts take this parental alienation seriously, and so do Hemmat’s parental alienation lawyers…
Divorce across state lines can raise questions about where to file, which court has authority, and how parenting or financial orders will be enforced. Hemmat Law helps clients navigate interstate jurisdiction issues and protect their rights when spouses, children, property, or existing orders involve multiple states.
Yes. Washington law does not give preference to mothers or fathers based on gender. Parenting decisions are made based on the best interests of the child and the specific circumstances of each family.
A father may establish custody rights through a parenting plan, court order, or legal recognition of parentage. The appropriate process depends on whether the parents are married, separated, or have an existing custody arrangement.
Courts consider many factors, including the child’s relationship with each parent, each parent’s involvement in daily care, the child’s needs, and any concerns involving safety or stability.
If a parent is interfering with court-ordered parenting time or refusing to follow an agreed parenting plan, there may be legal options available. An attorney can help you understand enforcement procedures and potential remedies.
Yes, in certain circumstances. However, courts generally focus on creating parenting arrangements that serve the child’s best interests, which may or may not involve one parent having primary residential responsibility.
Possibly. If there has been a significant change in circumstances, a parent may be able to request a modification of an existing parenting plan. The requirements depend on the facts of the situation.
An unmarried father may need to establish legal parentage before certain parental rights are recognized. Once parentage is established, fathers may seek parenting time, decision-making authority, and other parental rights.
Hemmat Law has extensive experience helping parents throughout Seattle and Washington navigate complex custody and family law issues. We provide practical, compassionate legal representation focused on protecting your relationship with your children and helping you achieve a workable path forward.
Find out how to avoid the pitfalls of using AI during a divorce or separation in Washington State with our comprehensive guide.
Find out all about what to expect when going through divorce and separation in Washington State with our comprehensive guide.
Find out about protection orders and domestic violence protection in Family Law in our comprehensive guide.