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Phone: (206) 682-5200

Address: 605 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98104

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The Law Office of Steven A Hemmat

Divorce
A divorce is one of the most stressful and heart-wrenching experiences anyone can endure. Hemmat Law’s divorce & family law team works with clients throughout the state of Washington to bring decades of experience to bear on the issues at hand.
Child Support
The first step is to put your heads together and draft a parenting plan or child support order you would like to propose to the court and the other party. Think carefully about the best interest of the children, and what the other parent is likely to accept.
Child Custody and Visitation
Founded in 1994 by Steven Amir Hemmat, a former DOJ Trial Attorney, The Hemmat Law Group (HLG) has served individuals, families, and parents throughout the Pacific Northwest for decades. We are a boutique law firm that handles all aspects of family law, including (but not limited to) divorce, child custody, dispute resolution, LGBTQ law, child abductions, domestic violence, international family litigation, and asset division. We make our trade serving those that the system has forgotten — both the abused and the wrongly accused.
Adoption
Paternity
Spousal Support
Spousal support (alimony) is not granted as often as it used to be in Washington State. Each spouse is generally expected to account for their own care and financial needs. When the court does order spousal support it is done in relatively narrow circumstances – like if the marriage was extremely long, or if one spouse has been out of the workforce for decades. Even then, spousal support is usually only granted for enough time for the dependent spouse to find their feet, find a job, or go back to school. There are exceptions, so get in touch if you have questions about your individual circumstance.
Legal Separation
Sometimes, a divorce isn’t in the cards. Learn the differences between a legal separation and a dissolution with the help of our experts. Hemmat Law’s family law team can walk you through the process in an understandable, clear, and direct manner to reach a solution that’s right for you.

Sex Crimes
Protection Orders are civil orders that involve domestic violence, sexual assault, or other serious matter. These can involve spouses, significant others, boyfriends/girlfriends, roommates, or similar. The prior relationship does not necessarily have to be intimate.
Assault
Restraining Order
Many counties will issue a financial restraining order as an automatic part of the separation process. This order will stop both parties from making any financial decisions outside of the normal scope of business. This generally would prevent spouses from doing things like closing credit cards, liquidating accounts, selling real estate, dropping insurance, etc. Before that restraining order is served on the other party, however, you have limited recourse to retrieve funds if they are moved before the process starts. This is why it is so important to move quickly, quietly, and with professional assistance if you have concerns.

Real Estate Transactions
I have since consulted with Steven during a real estate transaction that was also a success for me thanks to Steven’s help, and I will certainly continue to rely on him for my future legal needs.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
When a loved one passes away, one or more of their family members might dispute parts of a will or trust. To address these situations the Trust and Estate Dispute Resolution Act (TEDRA) was passed in Washington State. TEDRA also provides guidance on how to address improper administration of an estate. This can include, contested wills, improper disbursement, Issues regarding personal representatives, executors or trustees, trust litigation, and fiduciary claims.
Wills
Trusts
Non-Probate Estates: Often, specific assets are not subject to probate. For example, (1) Assets held in a revocable living trust, (2) Assets held by the deceased person and another person who had a right of survivorship; (3) Assets controlled by a Community Property Agreement; (4) Certain assets with a beneficiary designation, e.g., life insurance, IRA’s, and 401Ks.
Probate

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