I just moved to Washington— can I divorce here?
Whether you've moved for work, family, or simply a change of scenery, transitioning to a new state comes with a host of considerations—especially if you're contemplating a divorce. While you [...]
10 legal terms you need to know for Washington divorce court
Navigating the family justice system when you decide to end a marriage can be stressful and confusing. It is best to learn as much as you can ahead of time, [...]
Same Sex Divorce – Navigating Alimony, Child Custody, and More
Same Sex Divorce Issues: Navigating Alimony, Child Custody and More In 2015, the United States Supreme Court ruled that every state must allow same sex couples to be legally married. [...]
What are the elements of an uncontested Washington divorce?
An uncontested divorce, or a simple or agreed divorce, occurs when both spouses agree on all terms of their separation. This sounds simple, but if there is even one point [...]
How to combat a lying spouse during a Washington divorce
Perhaps you learned early on in your marriage that your spouse is a deceitful person. Many spouses quickly become disheartened in marriage when they discover that the person they married [...]
Is an Engagement Ring a Gift?
Is an Engagement Ring a Gift? Engagement Ring Laws by State When you divorce or end an engagement, your first thoughts probably aren’t about a piece of jewelry. Still, as [...]
What Happens to Frozen Embryos After Divorce?
It may not be a first thought when you think of custody, child support, and adoption, but frozen embryos can play a huge role in divorce agreements and disputes. Embryos [...]
When child custody in Washington involves long-distance visitation
When child custody in Washington involves long-distance visitation As a Washington parent who is navigating divorce, you may encounter challenges as you and your ex attempt to find common ground [...]
Who cares about the holidays in a Washington child custody agreement?
Who cares about the holidays in a Washington child custody agreement? This is not sarcasm. It's an honest question. Building a solid, working holiday schedule with your co-parent is not [...]