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ABOUT SPOKANE DIVORCE ATTORNEY STANLEY A. KEMPNER JR.

Stanley A. Kempner Jr.

A graduate of Gonzaga University School of Law, attorney Stanley A. Kempner, Jr. has been providing individualized legal counsel to Spokane residents for nearly four decades. A member of the Washington Arbitration and Mediation Service, Mr. Kempner also serves on the Superior Court Guardian Ad Litem Committee. This unique background has provided him with an expansive understanding of how cases are decided, as well as what it takes to obtain a favorable outcome.

If you’ve been unfairly treated at your work place or if you need assistance with a family hardship, you need a knowledgeable and dedicated attorney to represent you. Contact Stanley A. Kempner Jr. Attorney at Law now to schedule your initial consultation.

Admissions

- U.S. District Court of Montana (1994)

- U.S. Supreme Court (1989)

- U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington (1983)

- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Washington (1983)

- Washington State Bar Association (1980)

Memberships

– Washington Arbitration & Mediation Service

— Superior Court Guardian Ad Litem Committee

– Arbitrator for Spokane County Superior Court

Education

– Gonzaga University School of Law — J.D.

Stanley A. Kempner Jr. Attorney at Law provides Spokane residents with reliable, individualized legal counsel.

Call (509) 484-1104 to learn more about how Mr. Kempner can help you and your family move forward.

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(509) 484-1104

900 North Maple St. Suite 200
Spokane, WA 99201

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Stanley A. Kempner Jr. Attorney at Law assists Spokane County residents with cases involving family law, including divorce, child custody, visitation and parenting plans, child support, modifications, paternity, and spousal support, as well as those involving employment law, including discrimination, unemployment benefits, sexual harassment, wage/hour disputes, whistleblower actions, severance agreements, wrongful termination, employment agreements, and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).