Joshua Foreman

I started representing Dads in child custody fights in 1992.

I won custody of two little girls for a Dad who worked 65 hours per week

versus a stay-at-home mom.

The DADS of Washington organization found out and started referring their members to me; ever since then, representing Dads has been my specialty.

    Attorneys have to go back to school in order to keep their licenses;

    this is called Continuing Legal Education (CLE).

    The lawyers who are the best at what they do are the CLE speakers,

    we are the ones who teach the other lawyers.

I am a regular CLE speaker about fathers custody fights, including: 

    -- "How to Win Custody for Dad" (WSFLBA CLE),

    -- I represented Dad in a Child Relocation Act objection mock trial

at a King County Bar Association CLE (I won), 

    -- I've spoken about how to quickly and effectively defend against false accusations of domestic violence -- three times so far (in King, Snohomish,

and Clark Counties), and

    -- Washington State Bar Association Family Law Section's Mid-Year

about "How to Win a Custody Fight."

    It's been more than 18 years since I started specializing in representing Dads, and now some other lawyers are advertising themselves in the yellow pages as experts at representing Dads.

    Ask them how many times they have been CLE speakers!

My degrees:
B.S. (w/honors), California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, CA)
A.M., Harvard University (Cambridge, MA)
J.D., University of Washington School of Law (Seattle, WA)

I am admitted to practice in all Washington State Courts and the

United States District Court for the Western District of Washington.

MEMBER:
Washington State Bar Association

Washington State Bar Association Family Law Section

King County Bar Association

KIng County Bar Association Family Law Section

Snohomish County Bar Association

Snohomish County Bar Association Family Law Section