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When couples get divorced, they can sometimes encounter financial planning concerns that a family lawyer alone may not be able to address. While a family lawyer can use state laws
Before the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision on Obergefell v. Hodges, which guaranteed same-sex couples equal protections under the law and legalized same-sex marriage, same-sex marriage laws in the U.S. differed
As elderly parents grow older, family members in the caretaking role might face important legal questions surrounding guardianship and alternatives to guardianship in Washington state. Likewise, if your disabled child
In this article Truce Law will explore how second parent adoptions (often referred to in the LGBTQ+ community as parental recognition adoptions or confirmatory adoptions—and legally referred to in Washington
Divorce can bring out the worst in people, and it’s not uncommon for people in the middle of divorce to find themselves wondering if they’re divorcing a narcissist. But according
Getting divorced when you have a disability can raise unique challenges. If you and your partner are getting divorced and have a child with special needs, your parenting plan and
Many of the Trump administration’s executive orders target trans rights and stand to have a major impact on the LGBTQ+ community. While these executive orders are understandably alarming, it is
A continuance is a rescheduling of your divorce trial or hearing to a later date. If you have been served divorce paperwork, it is incredibly important that you respond to
In the state of Washington, a military pension can be considered shared property and is therefore subject to division during a divorce. Washington is a community property state, which means
You’ve decided you want a divorce, but your partner doesn’t want one. What can you do? It’s not uncommon for one person to be ready to file for divorce, while
