It isn't uncommon for a divorcing couple to have disputes about how their joint assets will be divided. This is generally true even if the divorce is relatively amicable overall. Ideally, you will hire a Washington financial adviser or other professionals to help...
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Why prenuptial agreements can be for any couple
The thought of signing a prenuptial agreement may not sound exciting, and in some cases, it may feel as though you are planning the divorce before the wedding takes place. However, having a prenuptial agreement can be beneficial for couples who are planning to get...
Making joint custody work for everyone
Divorced couples in Washington might struggle to establish a peaceful co-parenting plan that works for everyone's schedule. The process of divvying up holidays, coordinating schedules and figuring out the logistics of shuffling children between two houses can be hard....
Credit card debts and divorce
Everyone in Washington knows that dividing assets is a big part of any divorce. What few people think about is dividing debts. In many divorces, shared debts like mortgage loans or even credit cards can become a big issue. Washington is a state that views debts...
Divorce law regarding settling or going to trial
Spouses who have decided that their only option is to dissolve their marriage typically want the process to go as smoothly and quickly as possible. While many parties reach agreements, whether on their own or through their lawyers, there are certain times where there...
Understanding certified divorce financial analysts
People in Washington understand that divorces are often linked to finances. Fights over money are one of the most common causes of divorce filings, which makes sense. There are few things as important in life as being able to support oneself and have some control over...
What couples in Washington should know about postnuptials
If a couple doesn't sign a prenuptial agreement before they get married, they can sign a postnuptial agreement at any point in their marriage. A postnuptial agreement functions similarly to a prenup: It spells out how the couple's assets and finances will be divided...
Preventing common mistakes from negatively impacting a divorce
Couples throughout Washington who are moving forward with a divorce will have many issues to address. Some cases are relatively amicable while others are rife with disagreement. Regardless, there are fundamental challenges that people who are confronted with family...
Children may want to change residences
Washington children who are going through a divorce have emotions of their own. Sometimes, the way that they are dealing with the divorce may cause them to want to live with one parent over the other. When the parents are approached, they need to have the conversation...
Modifying support with the court
Many Washington parents understand how child support is initially calculated, but most are unaware of how the modification process works. Parents cannot obtain a modification from the court unless there has been a substantial change in conditions. This implies some...