Making important decisions about your family's future can be difficult -- and learning about the legal avenues that can make those changes happen can also be hard. This page of frequently asked questions is here to help those who are learning about Seattle family law issues related to the divorce process.
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Should I Get a Divorce, a Legal Separation, or Just Separate?
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Is the Divorce Consultation Fee Deducted From the Retainer?
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Should I put the house on the market while my divorce is pending in Washington?
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I just received a divorce petition. What do I do now?
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Can a Washington divorce adversely affect my health?
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What is rehabilitative alimony, and could I get it after divorce?
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What are temporary orders?
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What are the consequences of being convicted of a domestic violence crime in Washington state?
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We're getting a divorce. Which one of us should file the paperwork?
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Are gifts excluded from a divorce settlement?
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How long must I have lived in Washington in order to file for divorce in the state?
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What is a high-asset divorce, and how does it compare to a regular divorce?
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What if we change our minds during a divorce?
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What does the term “irreconcilable differences” mean?
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What if my spouse wants a divorce, but I don’t?
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Where can I file for divorce in Washington state?
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Is Washington a no-fault divorce state?
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What is a civil annulment, and how does it differ from a religious annulment?
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What forms do I need to fill out in a Washington divorce?
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Is legal separation required before a divorce?