Bender Law

Rachel serves clients in the Greater Seattle Area, as well as throughout King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties. An experienced trial attorney, her passion is working closely with families, individuals, and businesses to protect their rights, their loved ones, and their financial future. Rachel offers a compassionate approach to legal advocacy and is a firm champion for her clients.

For more than 35 years, John Bender has focused his practice on resolving challenging securities, franchise, banking, labor, and other complex civil cases on behalf of businesses and individuals. A certified federal and state court arbitrator and mediator, he also provides dispute-resolution services for business and securities conflicts, as well as for financial disagreements large and small.

Karamvir K. Dhaliwal is an associate attorney at Bender Law, PLLC. Karamvir has been with Bender Law since 2017, where she first began as a legal intern. Since 2017, she has worked closely with Rachel Bender and assisted on various complicated family law trials. Karamvir has taken the lead and assisted on matters involving dissolutions with children, parenting plans, and cases with domestic violence.

Family law is very rewarding, but is often extremely challenging. The most common family law issues are divorce, domestic violence, child custody, and child support. Understandably, clients typically experience a wide range of emotions that often resemble the '5 Stages of Grief'.

It's no surprise that family law attorneys are considered a resilient group among their colleagues - a certain level of strength and professionalism is needed to be able to efficiently and ethically represent your clients.Bender Law's owner and principal attorney, Rachel Bender, is an experienced family law trial attorney and is a firm champion for her clients.

One of the biggest myths about estate planning is that young couples or young families simply don't need it. Estate planning is about more than protecting your assets and property for future heirs, though; it's also key to protecting your own interests if you are ever incapacitated. There are many options to consider, and each document must be properly prepared to withstand challenges and remain effective.