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Find us:

 

1407 116th Ave NE,

Suite 210

Bellevue WA, 98004

425.688.1159

fax: 425.671.0186

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Story Law attorney makes the "2010 Top Lawyers" list:


Seattle Metropolitan Magazine honors the areas best attorneys and Loretta Story was chosen for 2010.

 


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Resources:

  • Eastside Domestic Violence Program
  • Washington Court Forms
  • King County Collaborative Law
  • King County Superior Court Clerk's Office
  • International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
  • Eastside Collaborative Family Law

Welcome to Story Law 

At Story Law we are dedicated to a client-centric practice of family law. We are committed to providing a supportive, respectful environment to assist our clients with their needs whether they are involved in collaborative law, mediation or litigation.

As a boutique-style firm and as part of the Eastside Collaborative Law Center, we have the ability to represent our clients through discussion, negotiations and court proceedings. We are experienced in complex divorce actions, including substantial property divisions, child custody disputes and support issues. We also have on-site financial and coaching specialists to assist in collaborative cases.

We look beyond the strictly legal issues and work with our clients to identify and address their emotional, financial and social interests as well. Our experience and commitment allow us to tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Whether through collaborative law, mediation or litigation, our focus is to provide our clients a resolution that works for them.


About Collaborative Law 

Collaborative Law (also called Collaborative Practice, Collaborative Divorce, and Collaborative Family Law) is a unique process designed to address family law issues without court intervention. The collaborative process can be used to facilitate a broad range of family issues, including but not limited to disputes between parents/family members, parenting and support concerns and pre and post marital contracts. Parties who have decided to separate or end their marriage work with their collaboratively trained lawyers and professionals (some on site) to achieve a settlement that best meets the specific needs of each party and their children without the underlying threat of contested litigation.