Digital evidence and divorce in Washington: what is it and what does it mean?
Your digital footprints can reveal a lot about your life. [...]
Since Washington is a community property state, does the length of the marriage matter?
In short, yes. Property division is only one of many [...]
How unmarried fathers can establish paternity in Washington
Parentage is the legal term for an adult's biological relationship [...]
What is a ‘De Facto Parent’ in Washington?
The term 'de facto' means 'in fact' or 'in reality,' [...]
Bird nesting can work for some Washington parents after an amicable divorce
When Washington parents with young children divorce, they often struggle [...]
How families look always changes, do Washington’s laws still work?
Over the decades, families have changed significantly in structure and [...]
Can inherited property end up as community property in Washington?
Washington state typically considers inherited property as separate property. If [...]
3 things to know about divorce in the military when living in Washington
If you’re a parent who is a U.S. service member [...]
The deal on extracurriculars in post-divorce child support in Washington
Discussions on child support after a divorce don’t just cover [...]
How can a forensics accountant help in a Washington divorce?
Washington operates under community property guidelines when a married couple [...]