Divorce can be a life-altering event for someone who is over the age of 50. Filing for divorce in a Washington Family Court can be stressful and concerning for someone of any age, but there could be additional complexities for someone undergoing a gray divorce. When...
Almost anything that was accumulated during your marriage could be considered part of the marital estate. Therefore, if your spouse was granted stock options by an employer, those options could be included as part of a Washington divorce settlement assuming that it...
Some Washington couples come to realize that divorce is their only option. However, this can be difficult when you have children; older kids often take such news particularly hard. These are tips on telling your teen that your marriage is coming to an end. Time it...
Oftentimes, marriages fail because of a lack of trust and communication. That being said, trust and communication are likely to be at an all time low when a Washington couple decides to file for divorce. One or both parties may need to use restraining orders in order...
A decision to file for divorce often leads to a variety of major lifestyle changes. People may need to move to new homes, rework their budgets and give up some of their property. Washington divorces also affect interpersonal relationships, including the relationships...
Spouses may live in a harmonious union when their children reside in the household. However, things may change when the children leave the home. Problems derived from empty nest syndrome may develop, leading the spouses to file for divorce in a Washington courtroom....
Divorce is often difficult for children of estranged Washington parents because the lives they have always known will change drastically. To minimize the impact the children will experience, it is essential for both parents to craft a co-parenting plan that will...
Children with special needs are children first. However, they do need extra care and attention to reach their full potential. This might have been a little easier when you were together or married in Washington, but now that you are divorced or separated, co-parenting...
In Washington, the reasons people choose to end their marriages rarely fall into the "black-and-white" category. Over time, various conflicts create friction in the relationship and ultimately lead to the dissolution of the relationship. A Forbes Advisor survey...
Co-parenting with your former spouse in Washington should be at least manageable. However, it's not that simple when your former partner or spouse is a narcissist. These are tips on how to handle such a situation and co-parent for the benefit of your kids. Acknowledge...
