Anna M. Vujovic
Senior Attorney
Practice Area
Admitted to Practice
Washington State Courts | Oregon State Courts
Professional Experience
Anna is a senior attorney at Navigate Law Group. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Anna was a legal assistant at both a large family-based immigration law and family law firm in Portland, OR.
Anna understands that family law matters are challenging and emotionally taxing, and she provides effective and zealous legal representation for her clients. She believes each client requires an individualized approach to navigating legal issues and firmly believes a strong attorney-client relationship starts with understanding the client’s objectives.
Professional and Community Involvement
- Board Member of Young Lawyer Section (Vice President) (2018 to Present)
- Member of the Washington State Bar (2018 to Present)
- Member of the Washington State Bar Associate, Family Law Section
- Member of the Clark County Bar Association
Education
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Portland State University
- Juris Doctorate from Lewis and Clark Law School
Awards & Recognition
- Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America for 2026
- Super Lawyers 2024 WA Rising Stars List
- Super Lawyers 2022 WA Rising Stars List
- Super Lawyers 2021 WA Rising Stars List
Featured Blogs By Anna
How to Navigate Difficult Questions Children Ask During a Divorce or Separation
Divorce is one of the most significant and impactful transitions a family can experience. Children, regardless of age,...
Why Effective Co-Parent Communication Matters in Washington Courts
The Legal Reality of Co-Parenting in WashingtonAcross Washington family law cases—whether divorce, parentage actions,...
How to Write a Persuasive Family Law Declaration in Washington State
Representing Yourself in Washington Family Court? Start With a Strong Declaration.It is often the case that one cannot...
Create Effective Long-Distance Parenting Plans for Vancouver, WA Families
What to Consider When Creating an effective Long-Distance Parenting PlanWhile it can often be a challenge co-parenting...
Proving Emotional Abuse to My Child in a Washington Custody Case
Recognizing the signs of physical abuse of a child and documenting the same for court is often less challenging than...
Mediation vs. Arbitration: What’s Right for Your Washington Family Law Disputes?
Family law cases can be emotional and complex, and often require third-party intervention to reach a resolution in...