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We’re ready to assist you with your Family Law documents.

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CALL: 206.841.8177

JUST THREE EASY STEPS TO BEGIN:

Step 1: Contact Us

Once you contact us the process begins to get your financial situation under control. This first step is simple. Just complete the contact form below. Once this information is received we will contact you within 24 hours to discuss appointment times and preparation.

Step 2: Confirmation

Once your information has been received we will contact you using the information provided. During that conversation, we will discuss your personal situation, address your immediate concerns and set an initial appointment for a full consultation and review.

Step 3: Consultation

To prepare, you should have all pertinent documentation that may assist us in the proper preparation of your documents prior to filing. This would include previous petitions and dissolution of marriage papers.

Contact Dawson Paralegal Services

Contact Information
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General Information
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I need assistance with (choose all that apply)*
- Dissolution of Marriage
- Parenting Plan Petition
- Parenting Plan Modification
- Child Support Petition
- Child Support Modification
- Suspended Driver's License
- Legal Research
- Attorney Assistance
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SECURITY

It is important to note the distinction between a paralegal and an attorney. Paralegals are able to assist in the creation of various legal documents, drafting for different processes, and act in several other vital support roles, but they are not able to provide legal advice. State law requires that all paralegals refrain from offering counsel, advice, and guidance on legal matters. Should you wish to engage someone for those services, you should contact an attorney-at-law.