Estate Planning for Your 18-Year-Old High School Grad
July 3, 2025
Your 18-year-old grad is now legally an adult. These simple estate planning documents keep you involved in case of an emergency.
Elise Buie
Co-Parenting With a Narcissist: What the Law Can and Cannot Do
June 26, 2025
Learn from a Seattle family law attorney how Washington law can help you co-parent with a narcissist using legal protections.
Do I Need to Leave Equal Amounts to My Kids in My Will?
June 19, 2025
Do you have to leave equal amounts to your kids in your will? A Seattle estate planning lawyer explains what Washington parents should consider.
Gaslighting in Disguise: Manipulation in Everyday Conversations
June 12, 2025
Learn from a Seattle family law attorney how subtle manipulation can hide in everyday conversations and what to do if you’re being gaslit.
I’ll Get to it Later: Estate Planning Excuses That Don’t Hold Up
June 5, 2025
Estate planning is easy to delay, but waiting can lead to stress, confusion, and added expense. Learn from a Seattle estate planning lawyer why Washington residents of all ages and asset levels should consider creating or updating an estate plan now, not later.
What Happens in a Family Law Case? A Step-by-Step Guide
May 29, 2025
Understand the Washington family law process from start to finish, including filing, hearings, discovery, and resolution, with help from a Seattle attorney.
Estate Planning Pitfalls for Unmarried Couples in Washington State
May 22, 2025
Unmarried in Washington? Without the right estate plan, your partner may have no legal rights. Learn how to protect each other with help from a Seattle estate planning lawyer.
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Divorce: Mediation and Arbitration in Washington State
May 15, 2025
Learn how alternative dispute resolution — mediation or arbitration — can help resolve divorce issues in Washington without going to court.
Do You Have to Pay Your Deceased Spouse’s Debts in Washington State?
May 8, 2025
Learn how community property laws, probate, and estate planning affect what you may owe for your deceased spouse’s debts in Washington state.
The Top 7 Books to Read if You’re Divorcing an Asshole
May 1, 2025
Get book recommendations from a Seattle family law attorney experienced in high-conflict divorce if you’re divorcing an asshole.