SPOKANE ATTORNEY
The law firm of Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. was formed in 1991 in
Spokane, Washington while Mr. Glanzer associated with Joseph Cooney
Legal Services, P.S., handling the family law cases as an attorney
for the Cooney firm as well as other legal services.
The law firm of Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. was formed in 1991 in
Spokane, Washington while Mr. Glanzer associated with Joseph Cooney
Legal Services, P.S., handling the family law cases for the Cooney
firm.
Mr. Glanzer is a lawyer in Spokane and a member of the
Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, Washington State Bar
Association, and the Spokane County Bar Association.
Mr. Glanzer is licensed to practice in Washington and also is
capable of practicing in the neighboring states of Oregon and
Idaho.
Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. is committed to protecting the rights of
injured victims of accidents, defective products, and other
careless or negligent acts. The firm has not and will not represent
any insurance companies, having years ago determining that the
insurance companies' promises to their insureds are often not kept
and that injured people need a dedicated advocate to represent
their rights against large corporations with an army of lawyers at
their disposal. Additionally, Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. practices in
the area of Family Law and is dedicated to assisting its clients
through the dissolution of Marriage process in an efficient and
effective manner.
In 1996, after working for 5 years with this Spokane Law Firm
and Mr. Cooney, Mr. Glanzer purchased the law firm of long time
Spokane attorney Robert E. Anderson, Attorney at Law.
Mr. Glanzer is a member of the Washington State Trial Lawyers
Association, Washington State Bar Association, and the Spokane
County Bar Association.
Mr. Glanzer is licensed to practice in Washington and also is
capable of practicing in the neighboring states of Oregon and
Idaho.
Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. is committed to protecting the rights of
injured victims of accidents, defective products, and other
careless or negligent acts. The firm has not and will not represent
any insurance companies, having years ago determining that the
insurance companies' promises to their insureds are often not kept
and that injured people need a dedicated advocate to represent
their rights against large corporations with an army of lawyers at
their disposal. Additionally, Keith A. Glanzer, P.S. practices in
the area of Family Law and is dedicated to assisting its clients
through the dissolution of Marriage process in an efficient and
effective manner.
Dissolution of Marriage � Procedure
The traditional divorce usually begins by a consultation with
the attorney followed by the filing of a Petition for Dissolution
of Marriage with the Court. This petition is then served on the
spouse who has 20 days to file his/her answer. During this period
the spouse usually seeks his/her own counsel who would file both an
answer and usually a Counter Petition for Dissolution. Many times
one party of the other may file a Motion for Temporary Relief
seeking temporary support, custody, exclusive use of marital home
or temporary injunctions. The next phase of the litigation would be
the Discovery Phase where comprehensive financial information would
be required of each side. After discovery, the Negotiation Phase
would begin, where each side would attempt to negotiate terms most
favorable to their client. This is followed by trial preparation.
Ultimately, the case will either settle by agreement of both
parties or be decided by a judge after the parties have completed a
trail before such judge.
Whether negotiated to conclusion or if decided by a judge a
Decree of Dissolution of Marriage may not be entered prior to a
statutory 90 day waiting period. Non-contested Dissolution In some
instances a couple may desire to negotiate settlement where they
agree on most issues that arise when seeking a dissolution of the
marital contract. In those instances, we are able to represent one
of the spouses to facilitate the agreement and shorten the process
considerably. We will be happy to examine whether or not you are
eligible for this approach.
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