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Friendly exes separated but living together

Friendly Exes – When You’re Separated but Living Together

Key Takeaways Washington allows legal separation or divorce while spouses live in the same home. Legal separation in Washington is court-ordered and legally binding....

Tips to help kids adjust to custody modifications in Washington

It can be such a relief when kids finally get into a good place with their parents’ shared custody agreement. But what happens when...

Health and divorce

Health and divorce in Washington: A complex intersection

When health issues arise, they can put a significant strain on a marriage. But what happens when those health problems contribute to the breakdown...

How does culture impact child custody in Washington?

Culture plays a vital role in shaping a child’s identity and well-being. In Washington state, cultural considerations are crucial when crafting a parenting plan....

A guide to a good co-parenting relationship in Washington

Co-parenting with someone with whom you cannot work with under any circumstances is very difficult. The internet is full of highly toxic co-parenting stories,...

Helping kids find control during family changes in Washington

When parents decide to divorce, children often feel their world spinning out of control. Your child didn’t choose this major life change, but that...

Statements that can derail your divorce

4 statements that can derail your Washington divorce

We all say things we later regret when we’re upset. However, during a divorce, certain statements can cause serious problems that follow you long...

How commingling affects property division in Washington divorces

The property that spouses acquire during marriage is subject to division when they divorce. On the other hand, the resources that they owned before...

What would the end of “no-fault divorce” mean in Washington?

What would the end of “no-fault divorce” mean in Washington?

Over the last year, some political figures have called for the end of “no-fault” divorce. No-fault divorce is a standard across all states, and...

Parentage considerations in a same-sex Washington divorce

Parentage considerations in a same-sex Washington divorce

Same-sex marriage is still relatively new, which means that same-sex divorce is also a relatively recent legal process. As such, people often don’t know...

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Co-parenting with a twist: Polyamorous family structures in Washington

In recent years, the concept of family has evolved beyond the traditional nuclear model, with polyamorous family structures gaining acceptance. Polyamory involves engaging in...

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When mental health is a concern in a Washington divorce

Each couple preparing for divorce in Washington has unique circumstances. Every household is different, and every family has specific issues to address. Some people...

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Addressing stock options in a Washington divorce

Deferred compensation can be a stumbling block for successful professionals preparing for divorce. Stock options or equity options give executives and other well-compensated employees...

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A big family dinner with the ex: a logistical challenge

When you’re divorced and have children, whether they are grown or young, if you want to see them on every holiday, you can. But...

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What happens with intellectual property during a Washington divorce?

Largely, the same thing that would happen to any piece of property: it would undergo the rigors of asset division. There are several factors...

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