(206) 624-4900 • dty@wechslerbecker.com
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“Family law touches on every aspect of a person’s life. Outcomes in family law proceedings can have profound impacts on a client’s life for years after litigation is over. I use a principled, data-driven approach that is guided by knowledge of the law – and experience in its application – to assist my clients in achieving beneficial solutions for them and their loved ones.“
Introduction
Dan brings a wealth of experience to his clients in nearly every type of family law action, from high-net-worth property disputes to complex parenting actions involving issues from domestic violence to substance abuse. He has served as an adjunct Professor of Law at Seattle University, teaching Family Law and a family law-focused legal writing course. Dan also authored the King County Bar Association Desk Book on Parenting Plan Modifications. He has presented on the subjects of parenting plans, declaration drafting, protection from domestic violence, spousal maintenance, veterans’ issues in family law, and LGBTQ issues.
Dan is a former Marine and Iraq War veteran. He graduated magna cum laude from Texas Tech University with a BS in Human Development and obtained his law degree from the University of Houston Law Center. He has served as a mentor to attorneys in Seattle University’s Low Bono Incubator Program and to the Eastside Legal Assistance Program. Dan has been included in the Super Lawyers publication every year from 2017 – 2021.
Outside of work, Dan enjoys spending time with his family.
(Please note that if Dan has presided as a commissioner pro tem in your case, neither he nor any other attorney at Wechsler Becker, LLP can represent you.)
Bar Admissions
Washington State Bar Association
Education
University of Houston Law Center, Juris Doctor
Texas Tech University, BS in Human Development
Professional Associations
Member, King County Bar Association
Member, King County Bar Association Family Law Section
Member, Washington State Bar Association Family Law Section