The divorce process is painful for everyone involved. It’s heartbreaking when something you thought was going to last forever, ends abruptly. Divorce is especially tough for children. Newly single parents, this article will explain how children might react to a divorce. If you can anticipate...
When you are planning to meet with a divorce attorney for the first time, it’s normal to be a little nervous. There are a few things you can do to get the most out of your initial consultation and to help you feel more at...
Unfortunately, the divorce process can get ugly. When emotions are running high, it is difficult to make an explosive situation turn into a peaceful divorce. In these cases, you must remember that your lawyer is there to protect your best interests throughout the litigation process. In...
Collaborative law may be a new term to you, and if that’s the case, you’re in the right place. The following information will help you understand more about the collaborative law process and hopefully help you determine if it’s an option that you would consider. Collaborative...
Washington State is a Community Property state so this means that generally speaking all property will be divided equally but with some exceptions. Determining how to divide your property can become a complicated matter. Therefore, it is important to know what property can be divided...
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...
So, you and your partner have decided to call it quits. The next step in the process is figuring out the best way to legally end the relationship and how to get a divorce. Although it sounds quite simple, it may be a little more complicated...
A divorce is an emotional and stressful time in which it’s easy to react without thinking everything out. That means it’s also easy to make mistakes that can cost you your relationship with your children, your property, or your money. Deciding on how to move...