Our Bellevue divorce and family law blog is updated several times a month to keep our clients and potential clients up-to-date on the latest developments, news stories, and information related to divorce in the greater Seattle area. These short, informative, and easy-to-understand articles are meant to keep our readers knowledgeable about Washington State divorce law and their own cases.If you have questions about your family law case, please contact our Seattle family law attorneys. Molly Kenny, Tatyana Gidirimski, and our law firm staff are here to help.
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Questions to Ask a High-Asset Divorce Lawyer at the Initial MeetingIf you’re meeting with a divorce attorney in Washington State, here are some must-ask questions that you should learn the answers to on your first meeting.
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Getting a Divorce without a PrenupGetting a divorce without a prenup means you won’t be able to rely on a previously-drafted contract to guide property division and other aspects of your divorce.
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Annulment vs. Divorce in WashingtonDivorce and annulment are two distinct ways of ending a marriage. An annulment is far less common. Learn the key differences between the two in this blog .
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The Difference between Legal Separation and DivorceLearn the difference between legal separation and divorce. Both offer benefits for couples wishing to terminate their marriage or to put it on hold.
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Divorce Rate in America DroppingDivorce statistics are under scrutiny. Researchers found that the divorce rate in America is actually declining. Old myths continue to propagate, though.
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The Effects of Divorce on ChildrenDivorce can have unintended but serious consequences on some children. Learn about the effects of divorce on children and what parents can do to help.
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How to Deal with Depression after DivorceGoing through a divorce can lead to depression for some. If you’re struggling with depression, here are some tips for how to deal with depression after divorce.
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How to Stop Divorce ProceedingsYou may be able to stop divorce proceedings if your spouse agrees. Read on to learn how to stop divorce proceedings under Washington state law.
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Steps to Cure Disney Dad SyndromeDisney Dad syndrome can be harmful to your children and your relationship together. Try these steps to change your status and be a bigger part of the family.
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Can You Refuse A Deposition?A deposition is a request to provide out-of-court testimony. Under Washington law, you can refuse a deposition, but only in certain circumstances.
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529 Plans and DivorceA 529 plan is one way to save for your child’s college expenses. Learn about 529 plans and divorce, and take action to protect your 529 plan now.
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How Can Couples Reach a Good Compromise During Divorce Mediation?Will you and your spouse be able to reach a compromise on all of your property and child care issues in divorce mediation, or will you need to go to court?
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Things to Remember If You Are Asked Personal Questions in Your DepositionAre you worried that you will have to answer intensely personal questions at your deposition? Learn why these questions are asked, and how to respond.
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Tips to Giving Your Best Testimony in a Washington Divorce DepositionThink a joke will break the ice at your deposition? Read through our divorce deposition tips to make sure you don’t make a mistake that will cost you.
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Three Divorce Mistakes You Don’t Have to MakeIf you are getting ready to divorce in Sammamish then it is important to avoid three divorce mistakes that could affect your future. Learn more here.
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When a Seattle Spouse Cheats—but Not in the Way You ThinkHas your Seattle spouse cheated on you without having a physical or emotional affair? Find out what to do when the deception is about a financial matter.
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Divorced Catholics in the Archdiocese of Seattle—Could Change Come?Divorced Catholics, or those in the process of divorcing: Do not miss this post with the latest news about the Church’s leanings.
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5 Issues Not to Handle on Your Own During a Washington State DivorceThere are some issues that you shouldn’t try to handle on your own during a divorce in Washington State. Find out what they are and how to learn more.
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3 Questions to Ask a Lawyer Now If You’re Seeking a Seattle DivorceGetting reading for your first meeting with a lawyer about your Seattle divorce? Don’t forget to ask these questions during your meeting.
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What to Consider If You Get Divorced Later in LifeThere are pros and cons for Washington couples who want to get divorced later in life. Find out what to consider and how to get the help you need.