$ 85-250 per hour
As a family law attorney trained in collaborative divorce law and mediation, I work with my clients to get them the results they want in a manner that decreases conflict between the parties so that lawyer fees are saved and the relationship might be preserved, especially when children are involved. By making the effort to be available on my client’s schedule I deliver great performance along with the lowest hourly rate in the business.
My areas of Lawyer expertise also include child custody & visitation, child support, child relocation, divorce modifications, domestic partnerships, paternity, visitation modifications, parenting plans, property division, and spousal support.
Our Spokane divorce lawyer firm also serves the counties of Lincoln, Grant, Whitman, Adams, Stevens, and Pend Oreille.
$ 85-250 per hour
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1312 N. Monroe Street, Suite 116, Spokane, WA, 99201
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Posted by anonymous | January 30, 2025 | Hired Attorney
She was useless and lifeless and did not care about her client. I have nothing good to say about her. She was unhelpful and disengaged, showing little care for her client. I have no positive comments to offer about her performance. Her response time was slow, and her replies were brief. She did not s...
Posted by anonymous | January 12, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Amy Rimov is a excellent lawyer! I appreciated her dedication and professionalism with my case. She has a great ability to listen and hear what you say. I was very lucky to find her. I definitely would contact her again if needed.
Posted by Wendy | January 11, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Amy was the answer to my attorney needs. After an extensive custody battle Amy was there to help me navigate the complexities of the legal system. Her calm approach helped to keep me calm and my focus on what was best for the kids. Amy is attentive, direct and understands how to advocate for her cli...
Posted by Justin | December 13, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Amy, Stephanie, and Taylor are amazing! If it wasn’t for them, I would not be where I am today. She helped me get out of a nasty divorce and custody battle with my ex-wife who was constantly lying to the court and trying to push out our divorce. Washington is a mother state, but Amy was a go-getter a...
Posted by Taylor | July 13, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Taylor Marie on FB. I’m more than willing to share my HORRIBLE experience with Amy Rimov. Hired her for a relocation plan, during our hearing she mispronounced my last name 3 times she stuttered and didn’t give any of the facts I wanted pointed out in court. She’s supposed to fight for me but she pre...
Ms. Taylor Walls, I would like to address your concerns because we are equally disappointed in the outcome of your case while we were retained. Unfortunately, this is a lesson from which many can, and will be able to learn. There are almost always serious negative repercussions during any litigation - even more so in a relocation matter - when pertinent details are withheld from newly retained counsel. Withholding pertinent details forces the new counsel to tackle an uphill trek toward the mouth of a volcano that is already burping up molten lava. Examples of "molten lava", aka of details, that left undisclosed may greatly damage your outcome include but are not limited to: court sanctioned restrictions, and even worse, an undisclosed open case with court ordered restrictions on a temporary basis, child abuse or neglect charges, domestic violence, not following the previously ordered court mandates that manage your restrictions, substance abuse, impairments that interfere with a parent’s ability to care for a child, withholding the child from the other parent without good cause, or abandonment of the child. Relocation cases often require very quick notice of the relocation, but that is not a reason to withhold damaging information from a prospective attorney, which information completely changes your cases' legal landscape. Another lesson to be learned is that one should consider representing themselves from the very start of their action if they do not have the funds to pay for an attorney past the retainer fee, or do not want to follow their attorney's advice. Attorneys are not required to continue representing people who do not pay their bills or client's who choose behaviors that the lawyer considers repugnant or for which the lawyer has a fundamental disagreement. I hope with some time, that you, Ms. Taylor Walls, can appreciate the Commissioner's and the Judge's decision, even if you don't like them.
"I endorse this lawyer. I am certain she can help you with any family law need and advocate for you, and your children. Amy cares about getting you from point A to point B with the least amount of conflict possible."
"I am confident that Amy can provide me with expert guidance on any legal matter I come to her for advice on. She cares for her clients and provides them with unmatched legal services. I completely endorse her for all family law needs!"
"I endorse this lawyer without reservation. I have known Amy for many years and admire her knowledge of the law, her advocacy skills, and high ethical standards. Amy works well with people of all backgrounds and is highly respected among her peers."
"I have known Amy for two years now, and believe her to be very concerned with the ethical practice of law. She brings to her clients and in her representation the highest ethical standards as well as compassionate and competent care of her clients and their cases. I highly recommend Amy as a lawyer."
"I have had two collaborative practice divorce cases with Amy Rimov representing the other spouse. I have found her to be caring and professional. The results for both those cases were based on the interests of both parties, and resulted in solutions not likely to be obtained in traditional litigation. I look forward to working on another collabortive divorce case with Amy being the other attorney "at the table"."
Business lawyer
1999
Calli in Taxation, Gonzaga School of Law
2007 - Present
Owner, Law Office Of Amy Rimov J.D., P.S.
2000 - 2007
Associate General Counsel, Mary Schultz and Associates
2013 - Present
Washington State Bar Association, Professionalism CommitteeCommittee for Diversity Member
2012 - Present
Washington Women LawyersAttorney Member
2012 - Present
Spokane County Bar Association, Solo & Small Practice SectionMember
2010 - Present
Washington Trails AssociationMember Volunteer
2009 - Present
Washington Collaborative LawAttorney Member
2000 - Present
Spokane County Bar Association, Family Law SectionAttorney Member
Affirmed on Appeal
Affirmed and Post Secondary Education Support awarded
Affirmed on Appeal
2000
JD
1995
BA - Bachelor of Arts
English
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