Flaccus Law

If youve been injured in an accident, you shouldnt have to worry about how youll pay your medical bills or cover daily necessities while youre recovering. The attorney at the Law Office of Charles S. Hamilton III in Seattle, WA, is committed to helping clients receive the compensation they deserve so they can focus on healing. This general practice law firm works with clients in King, Snohomish, and Island counties, as well as the surrounding areas. A criminal defense and personal injury lawyer, Charles Hamilton will carefully listen to your situation and review all related documentation to create a viable plan of action. From representing families filing wrongful death suits to individuals facing a felony or misdemeanor charge, this attorney gives his all to every case. When you need an attorney who will always keep your best interests in mind, turn to the Law Office of Charles S. Hamilton III. Call him today at (360) 321-0470 to schedule a free initial consultation or visit him online to view a full list of his practice areas.

HistoryAs a litigator, Bruce has been awarded the highest rating by the national lawyer-rating service, Avvo.com. After graduating in 1994 from the UW School of Law near the top of his class and serving a judicial externship for a Supreme Court Justice, he has served 10 years as a Special Assistant Attorney General on child abuse cases, and litigated over one thousand cases in a wide variety of areas of the law, primarily family law. Bruce now serves on the Board of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Bruce is also a mediator, mediating since the late 1980's when he trained lawyers, judges, therapists and other professionals in domestic mediation skills with Pacific Family Mediation Institute. Bruce was Co-President of the Mediation Consortium of Washington State in 1989. A founding member of the Spokane County Collaborative Professionals, Bruce was certified in Collaborative Law in 2007.SpecialtiesFamily Law: Child Custody; Child Support; Divorce; Domestic Partnerships; Relocation disputes; Protection Orders; Modifications; Adoptions Mediation: Divorce; Parenting Plan disputes; Landlord/Tenant; etc. Collaborative Divorce: A new way to divorce without litigation using the collaborative process authorized by the Uniform Collaborative Law Act, RCW 7.77. Elder Law: Protecting Vulnerable Adults; Guardianships; Probate; and related issues Estate Planning for the 99%: Wills; Power of Attorney; Health Care Directives and Living Wills; etc. 98% of our clients surveyed (over a 2 year period) report they would recommend us to a friend or use the firm again. We have helped people in more than 1 thousand cases. We would like the opportunity to help you.