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Robert J. Blazak is an attorney serving the greater Seattle area for over 20 years. He has been practicing law since 1983 and has served the Burien area since 1988. Robert Blazak has more than two decades of experience in a wide range of legal matters. Are you seeking a lawyer who can advise you on family law issues including divorce, legal separation, residential schedules, paternity, modifications of parenting plans and child support orders? How about a lawyer who can help with the intricacies of making a claim for injuries received from the negligence of others and receiving just compensation? Mr. Blazak's areas of practice include: Family law Probate & estates Wills Personal injury Mr. Blazak graduated from Gonzaga Law School in 1983. He opened his own practice in December 1988 and remains in his Burien location today. Rely on Robert J. Blazak to help with divorces and parental rights, as well as visitation issues. You can also contact Mr. Blazak if you are injured through the negligence of others. Contact Robert J. Blazak, Attorney at Law to discuss your case today.

Laurel Smith has been providing legal services in downtown Rochester, Washington since 1978. We serve Thurston, Lewis and Grays Harbor counties and practice regularly in their courts. We also handle claims with the Department of Labor and Industries and litigate at the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals. After 33 years in the same location in downtown Rochester, we moved across the street in 2011 to our current office. How to get the best results from working with your lawyer:Determine your goal in seeking legal assistance.Bring any paperwork that relates to your issue.Ask about fees and costs.Be frank and honest about your facts and your expectations.Be willing to give your lawyers staff information if your lawyer is not available.Be prompt in completing any tasks your lawyer gives you.Be understanding if your lawyer is in court on another matter; talk to the staff.If something sounds weird, ask.If you dont understand, ask.Lawyers cant make decisions for you; their job is to advise you about what paths are available, and the pros and cons of taking those paths.