Kelly Padgham
With her practice being primarily focused on family law matters, Kelly feels that Collaborative Practice can offer an important and healthy alternative to couples who are going through a divorce. She prides herself on being attentive and responsive to the needs of her clients.

Vicki Null-Carey
Vicki Null-Carey is committed to keeping the "fight" out of dissolution. As a trained mediator and Collaborative Professional Vicki focuses her practice on family law and bankruptcy in an effort to assist people through significant change in heir lives. Vicki is located in Spokane Valley and principally practices in the counties of Spokane, Lincoln and Pend Oreille.

Glenn Tanner
Glenn helps people to "Break Up Without Cracking Up." Do you want a respectful, cost-effective, and confidential resolution to your relationship? Collaborative Practice can provide a faster and less painful way to regain control of your life. Glenn is dedicated to finding common-sense solutions to complex family law issues so you can concentrate on enjoying your new life. Click on Glenn's name for more information or call him at 509-244-6353.

Karen Vache
Having been involved in bringing the Collaborative Approach to Spokane for many years Karen is proud to be a founding member of SCCP. As a Collaborative Professional and Mediator Karen practices primarily in Family Law and is continually in awe of the solutions clients can generate for resolution of their disputes if given the chance. Karen is located in Spokane and principally practices in the counties of Spokane, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Ferry, and Lincoln.

Dena Allen
Dena has been practicing family law since 1994. Her experience spans the spectrum of family law issues: From prenuptial agreements and estate planning, to divorce and estate/trust disputes. With two children of her own, Dena has immense empathy for the difficult choices and unique challenges that confront families during these difficult times. Dena is located in Spokane and principally practices in the counties of Spokane, Douglas, Chelan, Stevens, Pend Oreille, and Lincoln.

John Burke
John Burke has a strong belief and commitment to collaborative practice. He was involved organizing both the local and state-wide collaborative practice associations, and currently serves on the boards of both non-profit collaborative pratice associations. His two main areas of law practice are collaborative family law, and estate planning for small to medium sized estates. John is located in Spokane, and principally practices in the counties of Spokane, Pend Oreille, Stevens, Lincoln, and Ferry.

Bruce Pruitt-Hamm
Bruce has provided legal and mediation services in Stevens County for the last 14 years and is the first attorney to become certified in Collaborative Practice in that county. Bruce served as President of the Stevens County Bar Association from 1999 to 2007. He is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the Washington Mediation Association and is a Foundation Member of Spokane County Collaborative Professionals. Bruce is located in Colville and practices primarily in Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille counties.

Judith Kampf
Judith is excited about the unique possibilities of the collaborative approach, which fits perfectly with her philosophy of helping parties resolve their issues in ways that best meet the needs of both parties. She welcomes clients interested in a collaborative divorce or resolution of other family disputes and clients looking for assistance with business or estate planning matters. She is located in Spokane and can meet you at convenient locations and times, including evenings. She practices primarily in Spokane, Stevens and Lincoln Counties.

Amy Rimov
Amy practices collaborative family law because she believes it is both cutting edge and the better way. Like a sword fight or jousting tournament, a court battle has its place. But traditional court battles have been exposed as the shoe that doesn't fit most people and situations. Sure court rooms are necessary when one or more of the parties has a psychological disorder and can not empathize, but Amy believes the majority of family law cases can be resolved in this more enlightened (and less expensive) collaborative way.

Pat Morgan
Pat's belief that the parties involved typically have all the answers to settle their divorce issues with the assistance of trained professionals puts a positive spin on the discussions, empowering clients to work toward a mutual, cost-effective and lasting result. A devoted friend and mother, she spends free time with them, in addition to gardening, cooking and walking her dog.

Dave Lohman
David is committed to the Collaborative Process. As a divorced father of three children he has real life experience with what it takes to successfully co-parent in today's world. His own experience includes most of the challenges facing separating and divorcing individuals. His professional experience includes disputes of all sizes and shapes. For more information click on David's name or you may call his office at (800) 597-5888.

Thomas F. Webster

Attorney, Webster Law Office, PLLC

Contact Thomas at (509) 685-2261
Email: tom@websterlawoffice.net
116 North Main Street, Colville, WA 99114
Bio coming soon.