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 our practice areas: divorce, child custody, divorce mediation, and domestic violence in the greater Seattle area. These short, informative, and easy-to-understand blog entries strive 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, Monica Rands-Preuss, and our law firm staff are here to help.
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Suicide Prevention MonthAccording to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15 to 24-year-olds.
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Celebrate Mother’s Day with Safety AwarenessThis Mother’s Day take a pledge to correct any potential dangers in your home and become more aware of unsafe products.
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2019 Update on Developing Case LawWashington State changes to family laws according to divorce and family law attorney, Molly B. Kenny.
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Women’s History Month - Resources for Children and TeensResources that are available to Women and teens to provide limitless possibilities for their futures. Join our Bellevue family law office in celebrating women.
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Child Marriage: Immigration Loophole or Cultural Tradition?Issues of underage marriage are not complete without looking at child marriages used to help legally migrate to the United States, Seattle attorney explains.
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New Year Brings New Marriage LawsRecently a number of states have proposed or passed new legislation designed to reduce the number of child marriages. Washington Family Lawyer explains more.
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New Year’s Resolution: Find a LawyerFinding a lawyer you can trust can be a good resolution to set. Having someone you can call in case something happens can set you up for success.
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Domestic Violence in the News in WashingtonKing County, Washington in the news about Domestic Violence progressive programs to increase prevention.
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Domestic Violence Awareness MonthIf you have a friend that is in an abusive relationship, you may be able to convince them to take legal action and enforce their legal right to stop the abuse
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Ten Reasons to review your Credit ReportsCredit report information you may not already know. Learn more about the top reasons to check your credit report from Attorney Molly B. Kenny in Washington.
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Taking Control of Your Future Requires a Health Care Power of AttorneyEveryone should download and complete this free form that allows another person to make health care decisions for you in the event of a healthcare emergency.
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How a Trump Presidency Could Affect Gay Marriage in the State of WashingtonWith a Republican president, a conservative VP, and a strongly right-wing Congress, same-sex marriage rights in the state of Washington could be at risk.
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The Effect of Domestic Violence on a Divorce in Washington StateIf you are the victim of domestic violence and are seeking a divorce, you can contact the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny in Washington for help: 425-460-0550.
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Effects of Domestic Violence on Children Who Witness ItThe effects of domestic violence on children who witness it may be mental and emotional. If you’re a victim, call Seattle attorney Molly B. Kenny for legal help
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Immigrants Should Not Have to Fear Deportation for Leaving an Abusive MarriageYou can leave your spouse without leaving the country! Find out the truth about immigration risks and deportation when you leave an abusive divorce.
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Places Where Victims With Children May Go After Leaving an Abuser in WANeed somewhere to go after leaving an abusive situation in WA? Use these resources to find out where victims of domestic violence and their children may stay.
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Fulfilling the Requirements of Court-Ordered Domestic Violence Treatments in WAIs domestic violence treatment a mandatory part of your ex-spouse’s sentence? Learn what he or she will have to do before legally contacting you again.
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Can My Ex Still Have a Gun If I File a Personal Protection Order?You ex may have to surrender his gun after you file for a civil protection order. Find out when and how protection orders apply to gun owners in WA State.
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Tips on Appearing in Court for Victims of Domestic Violence or AbuseAre you terrified of appearing as a witness before your abuser and his family? Here are a few tips to help victims’ of domestic violence stay strong in court.
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Isolation and Threats Aren’t Warnings of Domestic Abuse—They ARE AbuseHe may not have hit you... yet. Learn how understanding the many types of domestic violence can help you see through the excuses and stop the cycle of abuse.