Wives in Washington often do not realize what is waiting for them financially on the other side after their divorces are complete. From debt to the realization that they may not have enough money, they are often taken by surprise by the state of their finances. This...
A divorce in the state of Washington is particularly complex when the parties have a privately held business. The business is a marital asset. Because it is a marital asset, it is subject to valuation and equitable division as part of the estate. Valuing the business,...
In a Washington State divorce, couples with children will likely have concerns about child custody. One issue that often arises is how a parent can balance a career and spending quality time with a child. To avoid having work negatively impact a custody decision,...
