About Christine Gallagher Attorney At Law — Divorce Spokane Washington
Christine Gallagher handles divorce Spokane cases with a focused, one-attorney approach that keeps your matter personal. The firm serves families across Spokane County, from the city core to outlying communities. Because divorce touches finances, parenting, and property at once, she works each case with close attention. She also concentrates on family law, so clients get steady guidance rather than a rotating team. For broader options, you can also browse other divorce attorneys in the directory. Her practice centers on Washington dissolution rules and the local procedures used in Spokane County Superior Court.
Why Choose Christine Gallagher
This is a solo practice, so the attorney you meet is the attorney who handles your file. Clients work directly with Christine Gallagher on every filing and hearing. The firm serves Spokane County exclusively, which means familiarity with local court staff and timelines. In addition, the single-lawyer model keeps communication direct and avoids handoffs.
Divorce Spokane — Practice Areas & Services
- Dissolution of marriage filed in Spokane County Superior Court.
- Parenting plans and child custody under Washington state law.
- Child support calculated using the Washington support schedule.
- Division of community property and debts across Spokane households.
- Spousal maintenance requests for longer-term Spokane County marriages.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in Spokane County?
Washington requires a 90-day waiting period after the petition is filed and served. Uncontested cases in Spokane County often resolve near that mark, while contested matters take longer. Court scheduling at the Spokane County Courthouse also affects timing.
What does it cost to file for divorce in Spokane?
The Washington court filing fee is set by statute, separate from attorney fees. Many firms offer flat or hourly options depending on complexity. Ask about fee structure during your first call so you can plan.
Where are divorce cases heard in Spokane?
Dissolution cases are filed in Spokane County Superior Court at the Spokane County Courthouse on West Broadway Avenue. Hearings and trials take place there. Local procedures and standing orders apply to every Spokane County case.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Spokane, Washington
- Statutory waiting period: Washington requires 90 days from filing before a divorce can be finalized — Washington Courts
- Where to file: Spokane County Superior Court, 1116 W Broadway Ave, Spokane — Spokane County Superior Court
- State divorce rate: Washington records roughly 2.7 divorces per 1,000 residents annually — Washington State Department of Health


