Social media in today’s society is just a part of everyday life. People post about things they do in their daily lives. Some focus only on the good, but others are an open book on the various platforms. For individuals who are going through a divorce, social media...
Your significant other gives you a $10,000 wedding ring. It’s a significant expense, but at the time, you both feel it’s worth it. You get married and stay together for the next 10 years. However, you then decide to divorce and end your marriage. Your spouse tells you...
Cases of hidden assets during divorce are not uncommon. A spouse may do this to prevent some assets from being subject to property division, which, in turn, results in an unfair split of the community property. So, can you tell if your spouse is hiding assets? Is...
Child custody cases can be complex because every family is unique. However, in custody cases in Washington state, one factor takes priority- the best interests of the child. The key considerations regarding the best interests of the child are outlined in Washington...
Stepparents often grow incredibly close with their stepchildren. Particularly when they do not have children of their own or when their children bond with their stepchildren, stepparents may expect to have a lifelong relationship with their stepchildren. The younger...
Emotions often run high during a divorce, especially if infidelity is involved. If your spouse cheated, you might wonder whether their actions will affect how things play out. Will it impact any aspects of your divorce? In Washington, the short answer is probably not...
Dividing assets in divorce is challenging in itself, but agricultural properties can add layers to its complexity. Family farms aren't just assets. They're livelihoods, legacies and often multi-generational businesses. Understanding the unique considerations and steps...
Child support is an integral part of ensuring a child's well-being and meeting their financial needs. Sometimes, a child custody order may need modifying to better serve the child’s evolving needs and circumstances. The major reason a court may consider modifying a...
If you’re worried that your spouse may file for divorce, you may find yourself trying to predict when it’s going to happen. After all, it may be helpful for you to prepare in advance. Understanding that divorce is coming gives you a chance to prepare mentally and...
The holidays are a busy time for most families. The challenges of the season can increase when parents aren’t in a relationship any longer. Dealing with holiday-related schedules and needs when you’re co-parenting doesn’t have to be as hard as you may think. One of...
