Gaia Law, in Spokane, Washington provides legal representation in family law matters. Our attorneys are compassionate and have real-world experience to draw upon as they assist with your case. Our criminal attorney is direct and to the point with the other side. Call for fast attention for your criminal matter here in Spokane County.The staff at Gaia Law is committed to resolving family law matters in a compassionate and efficient manner to minimize fees and emotional harm to the parties, particularly children. However, if your case requires resolution in the courts, we will provide you with excellent, effective and compassionate representation. We are always well-prepared for court. We understand while families are in transition each member of the family member is navigating through emotionally difficult water and sometime those difficulties are intermixed with family violence and/or alcohol and/or drug problems. Therefore, the criminal attorneys of Gaia Law will defend domestic violence and/or alcohol and/or drug related issues if the suspected perpetrator is amiable to treatment. Gaia Law is committed to approaching your family's transition with the most compassion as well as keeping the focus on a comprehensive, efficient and cost effect resolution.Resolution outside of the adversarial process reduces time, stress, and money. Therefore, our first approach is to work with parties to achieve mediated resolution. In the event the mediation process is unsuccessful, we will represent you in moving through the legal process with zealous advocacy while maintaining our commitment to compassion.Pay it forward.We also offer flat-rate fees for preparing legal documents in family law matters so you can represent yourself if full legal representation is not necessary.Our areas of practice include:*Domestic violence*DWI/DUI*Assault*Criminal* Divorce with or without children including child centered parenting plans* Modification of parenting plans and residential schedules* Child support and modification of child support* Establishing paternity and/or child centered residential schedules