Many of our clients have never before been through the process of filing for divorce, arranging child custody, or resolving property disputes in the Seattle area – and even those who have been through the divorce process before soon discover that every divorce case is different. We have created this index of legal articles to help our clients and potential clients better understand the Bellevue, WA divorce process and the divorce, child custody, and domestic violence laws that are unique to Washington State. We hope that these clear, informative articles can help answer some of your basic questions and gain a better understanding of your case.
If you need more information about a legal subject, don't hesitate to contact us today for more information or to discuss your Seattle family law case.
If you need more information about a legal subject, don't hesitate to contact us today for more information or to discuss your Seattle family law case.
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Moving In With Your Parents after a DivorceFor many adults, moving in with their parents after divorce is a safe choice, both economically and emotionally. For post-divorce help, call 425-460-0550.
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Disabled Children And Child Support In Washington StateIn some cases, you may be obligated to pay child support long after your child reaches the age of 18 if they are too disabled to financially support themselves.
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Divorce Mediation Benefits and Downfalls, Special Challenges for Children and How to Handle StressDivorce mediation in Washington, why divorce could be the right choice, special challenges adult children face, and how to handle the stress of divorce.
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Divorce Checklist: Don’t Forget To Change Your BeneficiariesDuring or immediately after the divorce process, be sure to change your primary beneficiary on your bank accounts, retirement plans, and insurance policies.
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Understanding Both Sides: “Disneyland Dads”After a divorce, one parent may begin to placate their children with gifts, trips, and less strict parenting - find out why in this article.
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Coping With Anger During The Divorce ProcessIt is absolutely normal to feel anger during and after a divorce. Learn how to control, express, and move past your anger and sadness.
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The Pathway To An Amicable DivorceDo amicable divorces really exist, and if so, how do couples make them possible? Learn more about amicable divorces in this Seattle divorce attorney article.
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The Role Of A Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) In Washington State CourtsA guardian ad litem is sometimes assigned to child custody cases in Washington State in order to better determine the best interests of the child in question.
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National Domestic Violence StatisticsIt can sometimes be difficult to realize how large an issue domestic violence is in the United States. These national statistics may help us understand.
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Domestic Violence: The Cycle Of AbuseWhile not true for all abusive relationships, the domestic violence cycle of abuse can help us better understand what many domestic abuse victims endure.
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Domestic Violence And Substance Abuse Often Go Hand In HandWhile researchers agree that domestic violence and substance abuse are often linked, the relationship between the two problems is unclear and complex.
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Domestic Violence And Sexual AbuseSexual abuse is an extremely painful, traumatic, and damaging aspect of domestic violence. Learn what sexual abuse is and what you can do to stop it.
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Domestic Violence And Firearm Possession: Washington State LawIt is against Washington law for a person convicted of a domestic violence crime to possess a firearm or own a gun.
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What Your Children Need To Hear From You During A DivorceIs there anything you absolutely need to say to your kids as your explain your divorce? While all kids are different, here are a few universal words of support.
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Talking To Your Kids About Child Custody And VisitationTalking with your kids about child custody can be even more difficult than telling them about the divorce. Read four helpful tips for the conversation here.
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When Does Child Support End In Washington State?Does Washington State child support always end on your kid's 18th birthday? Child support attorney Molly Kenny explores a few exceptions to the rule.
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Washington State Child Custody Law Loophole Puts Children In LimboA loophole in Washington's child custody laws allows children to be adopted by foster parents even as their biological parents continue their fight for custody.
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Guidelines of Professional CourtesyLawyers are expected to play many demanding roles, including that of advocate promoting a client's interests, frequently in opposition to others.
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Using Mediation To Decide Child CustodyMediation isn't just a useful tool for those seeking a divorce in Washington State - it can also help those working out parenting plans and child custody.
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The Role Of The Divorce MediatorLearn about how a Washington State divorce mediator can help couples find solutions and make decisions regarding the end of their marriage and child custody.