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Phone: (360) 542-4120

Address: Skagit County, Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Website: http://keaylaw.com

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Family Law

Divorce
Keay Law, PLLC practices exclusively in the area of divorce and family law in Whatcom and Skagit counties in Washington State. We advise and represent clients in all areas of Washington family law, including...
Child Support
RCW 26.19 contains guidelines for the computation of child support. The computation considers the parties' income, the amount of children, the ages of the children, and other factors. The court may also order downward or upward deviations from the computed support depending on the specific circumstances of each case.
Child Custody and Visitation
"Meeting Eugene was a blessing. My experience with Eugene during my child custody battle has been wonderful and enlightening. I knew from my first meeting with Gene that he was a go-getter. Eugene always kept me informed about my case, educated me about the law and represented my interests in court in a very professional manner.
Adoption
Paternity
Gene practices exclusively in the area of family law. He has represented clients in legal separations and divorces with complex custody and property issues, as well as paternity cases, modification actions, child support issues, non-parental custody actions, and adoptions. Gene has represented more than 300 clients throughout western Washington. His experience has given him the understanding that each case is unique, requiring a strategy tailored to meet his client's needs.
Premarital Agreement
The divorce process starts with the filing of a document entitled Petition for Dissolution of Marriage ("petition"). The content and length of this document will depend on your circumstances and the relief you request. The petition is required by statutes to contain certain information and must also include certain representations by the party. For instance, if there is a premarital agreement between the parties, it should be called to the court's--and the other side's-- attention in the first pleading.
Spousal Support
Temporary orders can determine which spouse shall remain in the family home, mandate the payment of bills, the parenting plan (custody) and support of the children, attorney's fees, maintenance (alimony/spousal support), use and possession of property and other assets.
Legal Separation

Criminal Law

Restraining Order
One or the other parties to the divorce lawsuit may feel a need for court orders between the date the divorce is filed and when the divorce is granted, which are called temporary orders that are effective while the divorce proceeds. In extreme circumstances, the court may consider (with or without notice to the other party) the granting of restraining orders, which not only have the powers of a court order, but can also get law enforcement involved if the orders are violated. Restraining orders can restrain a party's contact with the other party or restrain a party from taking certain actions.

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