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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Washington Spousal Maintenance: Will I Have To Pay Alimony?Many couples who are considering divorce are concerned about alimony. Learn more about spousal support, spousal maintenance, and alimony in Washington State.
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The Marital Home: Who Gets The House In Washington Divorce?It is one of the most important questions of the divorce: what happens to our house? Do I get it, does my spouse get it, or do we sell it? Find out here!
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Financial Abuse: A Form Of Spousal Emotional AbuseFinancial abuse is a common form of psychological abuse or emotional abuse in romantic partnerships.
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Recreational Marijuana and Child CustodyAlthough marijuana use is legal, the rapidly changing landscape surrounding this substance has left the relationship with child custody hearings unclear.
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Four Reasons Divorce Mediation Might Not Be For YouWhile mediation is a smart decision for a number of Washington State couples seeking separation and divorce, it is not the best choice for certain people.
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Divorce Mediation Could Be Better For And Easier On Your ChildrenDivorce mediation may be more than an easier and less stressful way to settle a divorce in Washington State - it could help your children through the process.
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Why Do Some Spouses Stay In Abusive Relationships?Some outsiders may wonder why spouses stay in domestic violence situations for years. learn more about how difficult it can be to escape an abusive relationship.
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Divorce After A Lengthy Marriage Holds Unique ChallengesJust how common is a divorce after decades of marriage? And are there complications to getting a divorce so late in life? Read more about silver divorce.
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False Allegations Of Domestic Violence And Domestic Abuse In Washington StateMarking false accusations of domestic violence is not only extremely harmful to the person accused, it is also harmful to the real victims of family abuse.
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Washington State Divorce and Retirement Accounts: Is Your Retirement Money Protected?Are you going through a divorce and dividing retirement accounts? Talk to a Seattle Divorce attorney for legal advice by calling 425-460-0550.
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Common Divorce Mediation Myths and MisunderstandingsDivorce mediation is an advantageous option for many couples who are planning to separate. In this article, we disprove four common divorce mediation myths.
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Is There A Bias Against Dads In Washington Child Custody Cases?A number of recent national and international child custody cases have put the spotlight on dads: do they get a fair chance at custody in the courts after divorces?
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It doesn't always take two to cause conflict in a divorce.The idea that both parties are "guilty" and should be treated (or chastised) equally does not help resolve the conflict.
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Religious Differences Complicate The Washington Divorce Mediation ProcessDivorce mediation can help you and your spouse come to a fair agreement regarding child custody, visitation and religious upbringing in Seattle and Washington State.
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What Are Some Common Child Visitation (Residential) Schedules In Washington?Arrangements for children in the wake of a divorce are always in the best interest of the child - and in many cases, child visitation schedules are different.
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How does a Washington judge determine a child’s best interests?When a judge decides child custody and child visitation rights in Washington State, he or she keeps the best interests of the child at heart. But what does that mean?
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Questions To Ask Your Potential Seattle Divorce AttorneyChoosing the right divorce lawyer is an important decision - here we have listed a number of important questions that you should ask before hiring an attorney.
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Grandparents’ Visitation Rights in Washington StateParents have the ultimate say when it comes to grandparents’ visitation rights in Washington State after a divorce. For help with divorce: 425-460-0550.
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Checklist: What Should I Do Before Initiating Divorce?A divorce requires planning - this checklist can help you think about your divorce and also plan for the smoothest possible Washington State divorce.
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International Family Relocation And Child Custody In WashingtonThe International Judicial Conference on Cross-Boarder Family Relocation examined the problem of child custody and international family relocation in WA last week.