Helping You Divorce Your Debt

People go through divorce all the time, so why shouldn’t you be able to divorce your debt?

My name is Lisa S. Tse and I was born and raised in Moses Lake, WA. I moved to Bellevue, WA, for high school and attended the University of Washington at Seattle, WA. I went to Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, KS. This was the same alma mater that my father went to as an undergraduate.

My father was an art professor at the local community college for 30+ years. Growing up in a small town, living in a growing mid-size town, and then moving to the midwest, I have seen how Americans live and lead their lives. Each person I have met has helped me gain new perspective and devise a better way to make a small difference in peoples’ lives.

I began my non-legal career with a Pacific Northwest bank, Pacifica Bank. Pacifica Bank gave me many opportunities to work in various departments of banking, though I largely spent most of my time in the loan department. From there, I was always very interested in how people acquired credit and what they did with that credit. I was intrigued about how people lived their life and what they did to enrich it. I enjoyed knowing that the bank was able to fund people’s hopes and dreams.

Education

From there, I went to law school with the hopes that I could make a difference in peoples’ lives. As an attorney, I started out working with homeowners trying to save their homes from foreclosure before the Washington Foreclosure Fairness Act was passed. That opportunity led me to work in one of the largest bankruptcy law firms that spanned all 50 states to a friendly hometown firm in Bellevue, WA.