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Christopher D. Pitts serves as the Principal at S.L. Pitts PC in Seattle, WA, where he specializes in navigating the intricate financial and jurisdictional challenges that arise in family law cases. With a robust background in financial services and a keen understanding of complex asset valuation, Christopher adeptly addresses the unique needs of clients facing marital dissolutions. His extensive experience encompasses the identification, valuation, and equitable distribution of closely held business interests across diverse sectors, including manufacturing, aerospace, technology, maritime, financial services, and commercial real estate. Christopher is particularly skilled in handling financially complex assets during divorce proceedings, such as pensions, interest rate swaps, call options, and executive compensation plans. Additionally, he has successfully litigated issues surrounding professional goodwill in medical, dental, accounting, and legal practices, ensuring that all aspects of his clients' financial realities are thoroughly represented. Licensed to practice in both California and Washington, Christopher has a proven track record of advising clients on jurisdictional matters related to family law, whether it involves interstate or international marital dissolutions. For clients with significant ties to both states, he expertly guides them in selecting the most advantageous jurisdiction for initiating divorce proceedings. His active caseload in Washington and California reflects his commitment to providing personalized and effective legal solutions. At S.L. Pitts PC, Christopher D. Pitts combines his legal expertise with a client-centered approach, ensuring that every client receives the attentive service and strategic representation they deserve in their family law matters.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.