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Paul F. Eagle has been appointed pro tempore Family Law Court Commissioner for King County Superior Court. Mr. Eagle looks forward to serving the people of King County in family court in his capacity as a pro tempore Court Commissioner. [...]
A Northwest native, Paul F. Eagle has deep roots in Seattle and the general King County region. Raised by his beloved single-parent mother, and the youngest of thirteen children, Mr. Eagle grew-up in Green Lake and Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle. "I am so appreciative of the significant responsibility and genuinely… [...]
Best Divorce Lawyers in Seattle 2018 Eagle Law Offices, P.S. has once again been recognized as one of the best divorce lawyers in Seattle as part of Expertise.com's featured list for 2018. Each year, Expertise.com performs an analysis on all previously selected businesses to ensure they meet standards of excellence… [...]
PR Web - Eagle Law Offices, P.S., which has represented hundreds of clients in Family Law, Criminal Law & Estate Planning throughout King, Pierce, Snohomish, and Kitsap counties, reached its 10th successful year in practice this November. [...]

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