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Akiona Law, PLLC

Akiona Law, PLLC - Seattle, WA

Family Law Lawyers in Seattle, WA

927 N. Northlake Way Ste. 301-A Seattle, WA 98103 - 3406

  • 1 Super Lawyers®
  • 24 Years
    Experience

Seattle Family Law Firm

Updated: 08/31/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Family Law
  • Mediation & Collaborative Law

Firm Information

Overview

About Akiona Law, PLLC

Divorce marks a significant shift in your life, but it doesn't have to define your future through court battles and hostility. At the collaborative divorce and mediation firm of Akiona Law, our goal is to guide you through this transition with understanding, grace, and the support you need to make your own decisions. Above all, Lani and your team will treat you with the respect and honesty that you deserve keeping your vision and priorities at the center.

Dedicated Entirely to Out-of-Court Resolutions

We are a non-litigation family law practice. We do not take cases to court. Instead, our practice is 100% dedicated to collaborative divorce and mediation. We intentionally step away from courtroom conflict so we can focus all of our energy on peaceful, constructive outcomes.

Guidance Built on Purpose and Respect

We offer far more than basic legal advice. By listening closely to what matters most to you, we craft thoughtful, strategic solutions that address your immediate legal needs while protecting your privacy, your emotional well-being, and the family relationships you need for tomorrow.

When you are ready to transition into your next chapter without the stress of litigation, we are here to walk that path with you.

Begin Your Next Chapter

Learn more about our team and collaborative practice, or contact us today to schedule your consultation.


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Staff

  • Beckie, Paralegal
  • Ashley, Legal Assistant

Staff

  • Beckie, Paralegal
  • Ashley, Legal Assistant

Contact

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Seattle, WA

927 N. Northlake Way
Ste. 301-A
Seattle, WA 98103 - 3406

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Phone Number: 425-740-2209

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.akionalaw.com

  • Credit Cards Accepted

Additional Washington Locations

Everett, WA  (Main Office, 23.5 miles)

3231 Lombard Ave
Ste. #1
Everett, WA 98201

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Phone Number: 425-740-2209

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.akionalaw.com

  • Credit Cards Accepted

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