William Budigan | Seattle Accident & Injury Lawyer

William Budigan

William Budigan

30 Years of Experience Providing Individual Attention to Your Case.

Experience: 42 years

Main Office

2601 42nd Ave West
Seattle, WA 98199

Other Locations

Serving Seattle, WA and the surrounding area.

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About William

William Budigan is a Seattle Washington attorney, specialized in criminal law, DUI, family law, divorce, personal injury, accidents and general litigation.

Call to schedule and initial free consultation, 800-260-9780.

Experience

Attorney

Budigan Law Firm

1985- Present

Seattle, WA

Admission

Verified Washington

1983

Recognitions & Achievements

Associations
  • -Washington State Bar Association
  • -King County Bar Association
  • -Alaska Bar Association
  • -Federal district courts in Western District of Washington and Alaska
  • -Ninth Circuit Court
  • -United States Supreme Court

Notable Work

Cases

PLASSE v MAYO

Attorney for the Plaintiff in a case in which the Plaintiff claims the Defendants' are liable for Due Process and Equal Protection violations and for state law actions of fraud. Said case stemmed from a previous Washington State case in which the Plaintiff sued the Defendant in auto accident civil suit. After several losses in various courts, the Plaintiff filed this motion. The Court granted the Defendants' motions to dismiss, and denied Plaintiff's pending motions.

IN RE: the Marriage of Samuel R. BELL

Appellant: Attorney for the appellant, Kimberly Bell. Bell was married to Samuel Bell for five years, during which time the couple had two children together. The respondent, Samuel Bell also had found children from previously relationships. At the time of his divorce he was already paying half his income in child support to the other children. Based on this fact a King County court only ordered him to pay $400 in child support for he and Ms. Bell's children, an amount significantly lower than his other children received. Kimberly Bell appealed this decision. A judge reviewed the case and found that the court had erred in reducing the amount of support for the children. IN addition they had erred in subtracting his child support obligations from his income to determined the amount he would be ordered to pay Ms. Bell. The court remanded the issue back to the family courts. Modification of his existing support obligations may be necessary in order for all children to receive necessary and equitable support.

Budigan Law Firm Highlights

Accident & Injury, Criminal, Divorce & Family Law, Lawsuit & Dispute, Real Estate

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