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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 eventually decide to divorce because of a spouse's mental health challenges. Perhaps a loved one's...

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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 a potential interest in the company that hires them. After meeting certain...

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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 you will have to do some work. Coordination with your ex for family dinners and holidays It's familiar territory to see a big family dinner...

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Homeschooling disagreements between co-parents in Washington

The choice to homeschool your child is often a difficult one to make. It could be a cost-saving choice, such as homeschooling rather than paying for private school in the face of an underperforming public school system. It could be a personal choice, wanting a greater...

Can one parent leave Washington with their children after a divorce?

It often takes time and extensive negotiations to reach a custody arrangement when parents separate or divorce in Washington. Either the parents themselves or the courts invest significant time and energy into the creation of parenting arrangements that focus on the best interests of the children. Both parents then have an obligation to comply with the current custody order. Eventually,…

What is parental kidnapping in Washington?

Parental kidnapping is when a parent takes their child to a new location permanently in spite of their custody agreement or visitation rights. Technically, there is no crime called “parental kidnapping” in Washington, but rather “custodial interference.” It’s important to understand the risk factors of parental kidnapping, as well as your recourse in Washington. How likely is parental kidnapping? For…

Digital evidence and divorce in Washington: what is it and what does it mean?

Your digital footprints can reveal a lot about your life. If you scroll through the settings on your phone, you may find a growing digital trail of breadcrumbs. Even the most tech-savvy can miss something on their phone that can be utilized as evidence in a divorce or custody case. Here are a few of the major types of digital…

A bank account isn’t separate property in a Washington divorce

Individuals who are contemplating divorce generally need to feel comfortable with the process before they are ready to file the initial divorce paperwork. People may plan for months before they finally file paperwork with the courts and serve their spouses. Part of the planning process entails reviewing the marital estate. Spouses need to determine what resources are separate property that…

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