Broadview Family Law

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A new kind of law firm, we focus on the appropriate use of technology (not just AI) to reduce costs and improve client communication.

How we work with you

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Financial Discovery

Washington courts require full financial disclosure. See how we meet that requirement faster and at lower cost.

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Retainers

How retainers and client trust accounts work, including refill thresholds and overdue balances.

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Case Tracking

How we track issues, tasks, and time on your matter, all visible in real time through your Client Portal.

Superior Courts of Washington

Broadview Family Law is currently only accepting new clients for King County.

Questions? We can help.

Divorce

Providing comprehensive support for divorce, legal separation, and asset division.

Child Support

Calculating incomes, ongoing modifications, and adjustments.

Child Custody

Dedicated to protecting children's best interests in parenting plans and custody matters.

Spousal Support

Advocating for fair spousal support arrangements, prenuptial agreements, and negotiations.

Who are we? Meet the family.

Raised in civil litigation, John now does all the work while Nick helps with strategy and occasionally appears in court.

Portrait of John N. Phillips John N. Phillips Practicing Attorney

Ready to get started?
Contact us today.

We offer an initial consultation to discuss your case and how we can assist you. Schedule a consultation online.

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