The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world. For more than a year and a half, the entire world shut down and isolated in their homes. Kids also started doing school remotely, and millions of people lost their jobs. This increase in unemployment had a significant impact...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many things that were once the norm flipped on their heads. With all the uncertainty in the world and the additional dangers of travel, one essential function the pandemic impacted was co-parenting. As the fallout from COVID-19 continues, families are asking...
Due to the fact that most couples share finances during a marriage, each spouse may not always generate income equally. Should they undergo a divorce, it is possible that one person can be left destitute while the other is economically stable. This is why spousal...
In Washington State, the Family Courts encourage divorced couples with a child to both be involved in raising the child. This means that couples will either work together, or with a family law attorney to create a parenting plan and present it to the Family...