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Mark Joseph Sullivan is a seasoned attorney based in Seattle, Washington, with a diverse legal practice that spans several areas, including General Practice, Personal Injury, and Real Estate. With an impressive career that began in 1976, Mark has accumulated extensive experience in both civil and criminal misdemeanor defense, establishing a reputation for his commitment to excellence and client advocacy. Throughout his career, Mark has served as a member of the Washington State Bar Association Law Examiners from 1992 to 1996, where he contributed to the legal community by writing and grading bar exam questions. His litigation expertise is exemplified by his successful representation of clients in various courts, including the U.S. District Court and multiple Washington State courts, such as Superior, District, and Municipal Courts. He has also prepared and argued cases before the Washington State Court of Appeals. While Mark's practice encompasses a broad range of legal matters, he has dedicated significant focus to Family Law since 2003. This specialization includes navigating complex issues related to property division, child support, parenting plans, maintenance (alimony), and domestic violence resolution. In addition to his litigation work, Mark has advised numerous small businesses on legal matters, including the establishment of corporations and LLCs, demonstrating his versatility and comprehensive understanding of the law. Mark Joseph Sullivan's extensive background and commitment to his clients make him a trusted legal partner for individuals and businesses alike in Seattle. Whether dealing with personal injury claims or real estate transactions, clients can rely on Mark's expertise to guide them through their legal challenges with confidence.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.