While earning his J.D. from Gonzaga, Loren Waxler was interested in environmental law. He eventually gravitated to the practice of family law, although the core principles and key questions remained constant: How can I support what's most important? How can I care for those around me? How can I fight for what's right?
For over three decades, Loren has provided efficient, effective, and empathetic services to individuals and families in Everett, Mount Vernon, and anywhere else in Washington. As a dedicated family law and guardianship attorney, he strives to support his clients and fight for their rights, every step of the way.
For over three decades, Loren has provided efficient, effective, and empathetic services to individuals and families in Everett, Mount Vernon, and anywhere else in Washington. As a dedicated family law and guardianship attorney, he strives to support his clients and fight for their rights, every step of the way.
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Loren graduated from the University of Montana in 1978. He attended Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington and graduated in 1986. Between 1987 and 1990, he associated with Cooper, Lyderson, Cooper and Davies in Everett, Washington. He contracted with the State of Washington serving as a Guardian ad Litem in Parentage cases and began his practice emphasizing Guardianships and Family Law.
Choosing the right family law attorney in Everett, Washington to assist you in navigating the complexity of the dissolution process is critical to the outcome of your case. A local Everett divorce attorney understands the emotional toll divorce proceedings can have on a family. Attorney Waxler is committed to providing outstanding legal representation as well as support and compassion through the process.
Thank you for your interest in our Parenting Plans Attorney Services. It is our goal to provide you with professional and efficient legal services. In order to make you more fully aware of the future course of your parenting plan modification proceeding it is important that you have full and complete information regarding the process through which your case will continue until its final conclusion.
While both parents may acknowledge paternity and maternity, if there is any doubt now or likely to be doubt in the future, parentage needs to be legally determined. Most parentage actions involve establishing paternity. In some cases, there may be a need to establish maternity. As a father, by establishing paternity, you can ensure your rights to parenting time including visitation and the opportunity to primary residential custody.
Get the help you need from an experienced and professional Adoption Attorney in Everett WA. Adoption is the legal process for assuming the legal custody of a non-biological child.
There are generally two types of adoptions: a "full" adoption where either a man or woman or a married couple are seeking to adopt a non-biological child; and there is a "Step-parent" or "parent/co-parent" adoption where one spouse is adopting a child of the other spouse.Our Everett Adoption Attorney will discuss the attorney's fees and cost in complete detail when you meet with him to discuss your adoption plans.
There are generally two types of adoptions: a "full" adoption where either a man or woman or a married couple are seeking to adopt a non-biological child; and there is a "Step-parent" or "parent/co-parent" adoption where one spouse is adopting a child of the other spouse.Our Everett Adoption Attorney will discuss the attorney's fees and cost in complete detail when you meet with him to discuss your adoption plans.
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Dustin Roberts
May 15, 2020
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I hired Mr. Waxler through my companies MetLife Legal Plan. I reached out to Mr. Waxler and told him I was looking to obtain a Power of Attorney (POA) with the intent of having it signed and notarized during a family visit. This family visit gave him 8 business days to complete the document.
I received an initial draft that contained banking information and account numbers that I did not recognize, and after several conversations where I emphasized the desire for a general power of attorney, I kept received multiple drafts with specific activities that constrained my request for a general POA
I received an initial draft that contained banking information and account numbers that I did not recognize, and after several conversations where I emphasized the desire for a general power of attorney, I kept received multiple drafts with specific activities that constrained my request for a general POA
