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Managing property within a marriage may seem straightforward, but it still requires thoughtful planning and clear communication to avoid misunderstandings. Approach the division and use of property with transparency and a focus on mutual agreement with these best practices for managing property during a marriage. Maintain Open Communication About Property Open...

Divorced parents may face many challenges, and dividing childcare costs can be one of the most contentious. Still, agreeing on a fair split means you both can meet your child’s needs without creating financial burdens for each other. How do you split childcare costs after divorce?...

Divorce is often challenging for many individuals. This is especially true for people leaving marriages wrought with emotional abuse. While Washington is a no-fault state, understanding the complexity of a marriage and how it got to the point of dissolution is also important. Emotional abuse...

When calculating child support payments, courts prioritize a child’s well-being while addressing parents’ respective abilities to contribute financially. While income from traditional sources like salaries or wages is straightforward to account for, not all financial situations are as clear. This is where imputed income comes...

Navigating a custody dispute is challenging in most cases. The process can become even more complex when it crosses international borders. For parents facing this situation, the Hague Convention will come into play. In such scenarios, you may be left with questions concerning what the Hague...

Cohabitation, or living together while unmarried, has become increasingly common. It offers many couples the benefits of sharing a household, splitting expenses, and testing compatibility without tying the knot. Still, it can bring complexity when it comes to property division, especially when couples decide to part...

Divorce can be emotionally taxing and complex. Amid the emotions and logistics, many people overlook a critical element that could significantly impact their case and outcome: the venue where they file the divorce. The “divorce venue” refers to the court or jurisdiction handling your case. While...