About Ellen M. Hendrick PLLC — Divorce Spokane Washington
Ellen M. Hendrick PLLC handles divorce Spokane cases and helps families resolve family law matters directly. The firm serves Spokane residents and individuals across Spokane County. Because it is a focused practice, clients work closely with the attorney on each step. The firm guides people through dissolution, custody, and support. You can also explore other divorce attorneys nearby in the directory. The practice applies Washington statutes and the local procedures of Spokane County Superior Court.
Why Choose Ellen M. Hendrick PLLC
This is a focused family law practice serving Spokane County. Clients work directly with Ellen M. Hendrick on their dissolution or custody matter. The smaller structure keeps communication clear and consistent. In addition, the firm offers an initial consultation to review your options.
Divorce Spokane — Practice Areas & Services
- Marital dissolution filed in Spokane County Superior Court.
- Parenting plans and custody under Washington law.
- Child support set by the statewide schedule.
- Community property and debt division for Spokane couples.
- Spousal maintenance for qualifying marriages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to a first divorce meeting in Spokane?
Bring recent financial records, any existing court orders, and a list of major assets and debts. This helps the attorney assess your Spokane County case quickly. Notes about parenting concerns also help shape the plan.
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Spokane?
Washington’s 90-day waiting period sets the earliest finish for any divorce. Agreed Spokane County cases often resolve close to that point. Court calendars can add some time.
Where is my Spokane divorce case heard?
Spokane dissolution cases are filed and heard at Spokane County Superior Court downtown. Hearings on temporary orders happen there too. Local rules apply to each step.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Spokane, Washington
- Waiting period: Washington requires 90 days from filing before finalizing a divorce — Washington Courts
- Community property: Marital assets and debts are divided fairly under state law — Washington Courts
- Where to file: Spokane County Superior Court, Spokane — Spokane County Superior Court


