Lasher is pleased to announce that, effective February 10, 2026, attorney Elizabeth “Betsy” Hershman has joined the firm as a Principal in our Family Law Practice Group.
Betsy brings sharp litigation skills with a thoughtful, compassionate approach to dispute resolution. A seasoned litigator and trained Collaborative lawyer, Betsy represents clients across the full spectrum of family law matters, including complex divorces, domestic partnerships, high asset divorces, Committed Intimate Relationships, parenting and child support disputes, and LGBTQ+–specific family law issues. We are delighted to add her to this robust group.
Family Law Principal Justin M. Sedell shared, “Betsy is one of the preeminent family law attorneys in Washington and we are delighted to welcome her to the firm. We have worked together to help individuals and families find safe and effective paths forward for nearly 20 years. She will be an outstanding addition to the firm and the practice group.”
About Lasher
Founded more than 50 years ago in Seattle, Lasher provides comprehensive legal services to businesses, their owners, and to families. The firm’s practice areas include business and tax law, divorce and family law, civil litigation, creditors’ rights and bankruptcy, employment law, estate planning, probate and related litigation, and real estate law.
For more information about Lasher, visit www.lasher.com.
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