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If you’re getting married and are thinking about asset protection, trusts and prenuptial agreements are two tools you’ve likely heard or read about. You might be wondering, “Should I use
Technology plays a vital role in many aspects of our lives. Yet, if you’re getting divorced, there are certain tech behaviors you might want to avoid. In this Truce
It can be tempting to move out as soon as you decide to get divorced, even if your divorce isn’t finalized. If you file your divorce paperwork today, and your
While unmarried parents have the same parenting rights that married parents have (which includes the right to custody, visitation, and decision-making authority), unmarried parents don’t automatically receive these rights.
It is possible to modify a parenting plan and child support order in certain circumstances. Minor changes to a parenting plan involving schedule changes are more likely to be
According to No Visible Bruises: What We Don’t Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us, by Rachel Louise Snyder, domestic violence is the “second leading cause of death for
In life, we make all kinds of plans. We make financial plans, estate plans, and retirement plans. Even when it comes to the smaller things, like travel, or an
Co-parenting over the holidays brings unique challenges, but also many opportunities. The first holiday season after divorce can be especially challenging. You and your former partner likely haven’t established post-divorce
If your ex has intentionally refused to follow your parenting plan or has failed to pay child support, you have legal rights in Washington state and have options when
In 2026, an update to Washington state’s child support law will change how child support orders are calculated for divorcing couples, for individuals seeking new child support orders, and for
