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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The Role Of A Divorce Mediation LawyerWhile they are not required, a Seattle divorce mediation attorney can help you navigate the mediation process and protect you from making legal missteps.
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Keeping Your Married Name After A Divorce: Pros And ConsIn this article we discuss the reasons for keeping or changing your name following a Washington divorce. Read more here.
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International Child Custody Laws Don’t Give Enough Weight To Domestic ViolenceIn too many cases, children were sent to live with their fathers or relatives overseas despite a history of sexual violence, physical and emotional abuse.
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Five Actions To Take Immediately When You Are Falsely Accused Of Domestic ViolenceA false accusation of domestic violence in Washington State is extremely hurtful and very serious.
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When It Comes To Child Visitation, Email Could Be A Smart Way To Communicate With Your ExEmail allows you to discuss issues after having thought them out and without getting overly-emotional. In addition, email leaves a full record of your communication.
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For Christmas And Birthdays, Discuss Your Children’s Gifts With Your ExHaving a successful and happy Christmas holiday or birthday with your children after a divorce can be difficult, especially when it comes to Christmas presents.
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Have A Successful Holiday With Your Kids After Your DivorceHolidays can be so hard for newly divorced parents. Learn how you and your children can still have an enjoyable time enjoying Holidays after the divorce.
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Online Dating Websites As Evidence In Divorce CasesDivorce lawyers are using online dating activity as evidence in divorce cases and child custody cases. Learn what you can do to protect your private information.
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Three Bad Reasons To Choose DivorceAre you ending your marriage for the right reasons? In this article, learn some reasons for divorce that should probably be reasons to work on your marriage.
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Bankruptcy And Divorce: Should You File Before Or After?Couples often find themselves faced with marital and financial problems. In this article, learn about how your family should handle both bankruptcy and divorce.
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Getting A Declaration of Invalidity In Washington StateFew people understand the legal implications of a non-religious annulment, known as a Declaration of Invalidity in Washington. In this article, learn the basics
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How Are Child Support Payments Determined In Washington State?Child support in Washington State is calculated or determined by a number of factors, including income, number of children, special needs, and the child's past care.
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What You Need To Know About Washington State Protection OrdersCan a Washington State domestic violence protection order or restraining order keep you and your family safe from an abuser? An explanation of orders of protection.
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Stalking And Domestic Violence: Two Disturbing Behaviors That Go Hand In HandDid you know that most instances of stalking occur between ex-spouses or ex-partners? Or that stalking usually takes place before or after domestic violence?
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Are You Being Stalked By An Ex? Take Action And Stay Safe.Learn what you should do personally and legally if you are being stalked or harassed by an ex-spouse or ex-partner
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Parental Mental Illness and Child Custody in Washington StateLearn how mental illness can affect Washington state child custody cases here. If you have a mental disorder and were denied custody, call 425-460-0550.
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Relocation And Child Custody: What Happens When Someone Wants Or Needs To Move Away?In this article, we discuss how a judge might handle a relocation and how the child's best interests are considered in each of these difficult child custody cases.
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Changing Your Child Support Agreement In Washington StateIf your financial situation changes, can you modify your child support order? Learn if you can petition the court to change the amount you owe in child support.
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Domestic Violence And Same-Sex Relationships: Abuse Happens To LGBT Couples TooEven though it is not talked about nearly enough, domestic abuse exists in same-sex couples at the same rates that it is found in heterosexual couples.
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Washington Divorce & 529 Plans: What Happens To Kids’ College Savings?The division of property is a difficult part of the divorce process - and the division of your child's college fund can be an especially sore topic.