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One of the most challenging aspects of any Washington parenting plan is negotiating the co-parenting schedule. The custody schedule you ultimately choose for your family will depend on many factors,
While many divorcing couples might imagine long-distance co-parenting in Seattle as a situation where parents live in different states or distant cities, the reality is that co-parents can live in
Whether you’re thinking about writing a prenuptial agreement, are getting divorced and want to challenge a prenuptial agreement, or think it’s time to take a second look at a prenuptial
One of the major decisions you’ll need to make in your parenting plan if you’re getting divorced or separated involves decision-making itself. While most day-to-day decisions won’t be specifically outlined
If you have a child and were never married, but are breaking up or separating, you and your partner may find yourself negotiating a range of complex questions involving parentage, parenting plans, child support, and child custody.
If you don’t have a custody agreement with your former partner, and if there is no court order for visitation or parenting time, you would generally be able to move
A family or individual can terminate a guardianship by petitioning the court or by filing a written complaint to terminate the guardianship. A guardianship can also terminate without a court
If you’re thinking of getting married, you’re probably thinking about the fun stuff: wedding venues, cakes, flowers, dress designers, and invitations. But before you choose your venue, set the date,
Family mediators help couples and families work through difficult family issues. We often think about family mediators as working with divorced couples, but family mediators can do so much more.
When you file for divorce or separation, overnight visitation schedules are outlined in your Washington parenting plan. If you are curious about how your parenting plan will look and what
