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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Healthy Communication Practices for Separating & Separated Parents by Stephen M. GaddisHealthy Communication Practices for Separating & Separated Parents
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Actions to Take Before—and After—You Leave an Abusive RelationshipPlanning to leave an abusive relationship? Find out what to do before leaving an abuser—and what you should do immediately after you’re safe.
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What Couples Should Know Before Dividing or Trading a 401k in a Divorce SettlementThere are many ways couples can divide a 401k, but not all of them allow both spouses to retain the same amount. How will your divorce affect your retirement?
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What Should a Divorce Lawyer Do During a Mediation Session?Not sure what a lawyer does in divorce mediation, or whether you need one at all? Find out how couples can benefit from mediation in a Seattle divorce.
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A New Spouse’s Income Could Affect the Amount of Your Owed Child SupportWill your new spouse’s income count as yours when deciding the amount of a WA child support payment? Find out how remarriage can affect your support payments.
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What Kinds of Legal Protection Can I Take After Suffering Domestic Abuse in WA?Am I able to file for legal protection against an abuser? Learn who is eligible to file orders of protection for domestic violence in Washington State.
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What Kinds of Income Questions Could I Be Asked in My Divorce Deposition?How can you prepare for questions about your income in a Seattle divorce deposition? Read these common lines of questioning to be ready for your court date.
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How to File a Grievance Against a WA Child Support Enforcement OfficerWere your wages unfairly garnished to pay child support? Learn the reasons that you may or may not be able to file a child support grievance in WA.
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What Will a Civil Protection Order in WA State Do for Me and My Family?Are you eligible to file a civil protection order against your ex--and will it be able to keep you safe? Find out how a CPO works in WA state.
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Is There a Way to Force Your Ex to Pay Back Child Support Payments in WA?Tired of waiting for your ex to come through with his child support payments? Learn how DCS can help you enforce child support payments in WA.
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What to Expect After You Press Charges for Domestic Violence in WAWhat will happen after you press charges for domestic abuse in WA? Find out what constitutes domestic violence and how to prevent an abuser from doing it again.
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Women, Skip the Coffee: Read These Tips to Prepare for Your Divorce DepositionAre you fully prepared for what will happen in your Q&A session with your husband’s attorney? Read these tips to prepare for your divorce deposition in WA.
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How Shared Credit Card Debt Can Hurt You Years After Your Divorce Is FinalWill the credit card you shared with your husband hurt your finances years after divorce? Find out how joint credit card debt affects divorce in WA.
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Is it Possible to Decrease the Amount of My Child Support Payments?Losing your job doesn’t have to mean losing access to your kids. Find out how you can modify your child support payments in WA until you’re back on your feet.
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Cell Phone Tracking and Facebook “Stalking”: Warnings Sign of Domestic AbuseDoes your spouse want to know where you are, and who you’re with at all times? Read about behaviors that could be early warning signs of domestic abuse.
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Surviving Your Divorce Mediation Takes a Cool Head and a Calm HeartCan’t face another day in mediation with your spouse and attorneys? Here are a few ways to help survive your divorce and make sure you get what you need.
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Can I Deny My Ex-Spouse Visitation Rights Because I Hate His Girlfriend?Considering denying your ex-spouse child visitation rights because you don’t like the company he keeps? Read here to find out how to legally protect your child.
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Three More Myths You Shouldn’t Believe About Domestic Violence in Washington StateBelieving myths about domestic violence in Washington can harm you. Find out three myths you shouldn’t believe and how to find out the truth about your rights.
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3 Myths You Shouldn’t Believe About Domestic Violence in Washington StateFind out three things that victims, and others, should never believe about domestic violence in Washington State and how to get help if you need a divorce.
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What You Risk If You Divide Your Property Yourself During a King County DivorceYou could risk your financial future if you divide your own property in a King County divorce. Learn how you can protect yourself and your assets.