Kenneth Brewe

Kenneth Brewe

Brewe Layman
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  • 333 Colbalt Bldg.
    3525 Colby Ave.
    Everett, WA
    98201-4782
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Profile

Kenneth E. Brewe is the founder of Brewe Layman P.S. which has offices in Seattle, Everett, and Mount Vernon, Washington. His practice focuses on complex matters typically involving significant estates. He has been named a “Super Lawyer” by Washington Law & Politics annually since 2001 as well as a “Top 100 Lawyers” by said publication. Ken has been selected for inclusion in “Best Lawyers” by U.S. News and World Report annually since 2012. He is A.V. rated (very high to preeminent) by Martindale Hubbell, frequently speaks at CLE seminars, regularly mediates family law matters and is a contributing author for multiple family law chapters in Washington Practice. He has been an AAML member since 2000. Ken was named Seattle Family Law Attorney of the Year in 2014 by Best Lawyers as reported in U.S. News and World Report.

Education

University of Puget Sound Law School/1979

Admitted to Practice

Washington/1979

CLE Presentations

  • “Contempt Motions”, King County Model Courts, 2014; “Litigating Relocation Cases”, King County Model Courts, 2013 and Snohomish County Bar Association, 2013; “Separate Property”, The Seminar Group, 2014; “Community Property Law in Washington – Valuing a Professional Practice”, WSBA, 2011; “Community Property and Maintenance Considerations in Washington”, Navy Legal Service Office, 2011; “Community Property: New Challenges in Today’s Economy”, WSBA, 2009; “Real Talking Heads: Esteemed Experts Tell It All”, Island County Volunteer Lawyer Program, 2009; “Prenuptial Agreements/Office Management”, Snohomish County Bar Assn., 2009; “Agreements of the Nuptial Kind-Pre, Post and Community Property Agreements”, AAML, 2007; “Family Law-A Boutique Practice”, 2007; “Sharpening Your Advocacy Skills”, Island County Volunteer Lawyer Program, 2005; “Lawyers ABC’s of Advanced Dissolution Practice”, AAML, 2005; “Handling Your First – Or Next – Dissolution Trial with Confidence”, WSBA, 2003-2004, 2006; “Litigation Tips, Techniques & Traps for Small Town Lawyers”, Island County Volunteer Lawyer Program, 2004; “Special Considerations in High Income/Asset Cases”, SCBA, 2004; “Malpractice Prevention and Pitfalls”, AAML, 2004; “Family Law Tax Issues”, AAML, 2003; “Parenting Plan Drafting Issues, AAML, 2003; “Expert Witness in Family Law Matters”, WSBA, 2003.
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