When you get to a point where you have to divorce your spouse, there are a lot of emotional challenges and confusion that arise. As such, it’s best to find someone to help you make the right decisions during your most vulnerable time. This is where a certified divorce...
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The complications of gray divorce
Getting a divorce in your 50s can come with several financial complications. You should be prepared for alimony taxation and make changes to your estate plan as needed. If you're a Washington resident, here are some more important details you should know about a...
Dividing debt in a divorce
When two spouses file for divorce, asset distribution becomes a prominent aspect of negotiations. While divorcing Washington spouses may be wise to focus on property division and child or spousal support, neither party can take their eyes away from any accumulated...
Understanding how divorce works in Washington
If you are a resident of Washington and are ending your marriage, you will need to understand how divorce laws in the state work. Being well-informed about state legislation will help you plan appropriately for the process and create realistic expectations. Marriage...
Should you change your passwords after a divorce?
Going through a divorce in Richland is no one's idea of an easy time. Many people rate divorce as one of the lowest points of their life. This is often due to the actions of an angry spouse. It can get to a point where even seemingly minor items, such as online...
Options for ending a marriage
When Washington couples marry, they are hoping for a happily ever after. However, it does not always work out. In those cases, they have two options for ending the marriage. Depending on a variety of factors, couples who want to end their union can opt for a divorce...
The dangers of loyalty traps
Parents typically want what is best for their children, but the stress from a divorce could lead to making errors in judgment. A Washington family court judge might not appreciate parents who get their children involved in "loyalty traps," as such behavior could be...
The effects of divorce on Social Security benefits
Some Washington residents who are considering a divorce should also learn about how the divorce can affect their Social Security benefits. While each case is different, for some residents the type and amount of benefits they will be eligible to receive can indeed be...
Objecting to a proposed child relocation
When it becomes necessary to raise objections regarding the relocation of a child, it's often a difficult yet essential process. This is what allows Washington parents and guardians to do what's best for the children in the situation, guaranteeing that they'll be in...
The components of a co-parenting plan
After parents in Washington state divorce, they can get a child custody order. Co-parenting is often the best thing for the child and there are certain components that make up a successful co-parenting plan. Consider your child’s best interests Just as child custody...