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Divorce Lawyers for Men™, a division of Morris-Sockle, PLLC, is a network of family law firms across Washington State. We engage with skilled attorneys who are looking for a smart and effective way to build their caseloads. Our integrated and cutting-edge marketing generates contacts from thousands of potential clients each year. We do an initial intake on potential clients in our office and transfer them to the appropriate DFLM regional office (including our own!) DLFM attorneys provide the legal representation, while DLFM staff handle the administrative and financial components. The result? Satisfied clients and thriving practices.

Over the last decade DLFM has generated over 35,000 calls from potential clients and generated over $24 million in client fees.

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How it works

We have added to our client-base & created an associate workload. We can help you do the same.

Clients come to you

Potential Clients, or PCs, are transferred by Divorce Lawyers for Men to your office. We pass our PCs to the appropriate regional office based on the PC’s residence or legal jurisdiction.

Retain full control

After conducting the initial consultation with potential clients, you decide if you if you want to provide representation.

Collaboration made easy

If client is retained, we’ll jointly represent the client with you. Divorce Lawyers for Men is interactive with clients and handles bookkeeping and statements.

Fees are split

Attorney fees are split and distributed on a monthly basis. In addition, DLFM provides detailed productivity and accounting reports on a weekly basis. We also manage all bookkeeping and pay all merchant fees.

Everyone wins

Satisfied clients, busy attorneys, and thriving practices.

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What could you earn?

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Are you ready for results?

A quick breakdown from 2022.

In 2022, Divorce Lawyers for Men sent Regional Attorneys over 2,000 potential clients, scored over 300 contracted clients, and paid out over $1 million to attorneys working with us.

Divorce Lawyers for Men is a team of experienced professionals, sharp minds, and award-winning attorneys working together to generate hundreds of new potential client calls each month for our regional attorneys.

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Meet some of our Attorneys.

And learn about their success stories.

Vincent Humphrey Divorce Lawyers for Men

“Divorce Lawyers for Men is a way to help people going through tough situations while working with a top notch team that aims to serve. Our experience has been pleasant, the staff is helpful and responsive, and it has allowed our firm to continue to grow. I truly value this relationship, and others should consider looking into the exceptional job that they do.”

Vincent Humphrey – Bellevue Attorney

“I have been working with DLFM for the last couple years. I love that they take care of the business aspect so that I can take care of my clients’ legal needs.”

Diane Broderson – Spokane Attorney

Get some questions answered

Or reach out to us and ask your own

Do I need to sign a contract?2019-03-08T11:27:39-08:00

Do I need to sign a contract?

No, you do not have to sign a contract. The agreement may be terminated by you and/or DLFM at any time for any reason.

What are your requirements?2023-07-27T11:04:38-07:00

What are your requirements?

Attorneys must be licensed in Washington State and be in good standing with the WSBA.
Attorneys must work in a professional office environment.
Attorneys must have at least 1 full-time support person to answer calls.
Attorneys must be committed to advocating aggressively for their clients.
Attorneys must have professional liability insurance.
Attorneys must be committed to providing excellent service to their clients.

How does the DLFM system work?2023-07-27T11:03:52-07:00

How does the DLFM system work?

We use advanced internet and traditional marketing techniques to reach potential clients who are actively seeking a Family Law attorney in Washington State. Next, we engage and earn their trust with an informative website, educational divorce guide and comprehensive resources. In turn, interested individuals contact DLFM and are connected with the appropriate attorney, based on their residence, or legal jurisdiction. The result, satisfied clients and thriving practices.

How much do you charge for leads?2019-03-08T11:26:13-08:00

How much do you charge for leads?

Our leads don’t cost you a dime. There are no up-front costs or monthly fees. We send our attorneys a steady stream of potential clients, and split the fees generated from each client retained.

Are you a referral service?2019-02-28T09:48:30-08:00

Are you a referral service?

No, we are not a referral service. We are a local law firm based in Washington state. We enter into joint-representation agreements with existing law firms that are looking for a smart way to augment and in some cases, build their family law practice. We work together to maneuver the changing—and challenging world of legal marketing and practice management.

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