What if You are Divorced and Your Co-Parent Can’t Care for Your Kids?
The expression “in sickness and in health” is common in wedding ceremonies of all faiths. So when most people recite these words, it is probably
The expression “in sickness and in health” is common in wedding ceremonies of all faiths. So when most people recite these words, it is probably
Divorce can be a relatively straightforward process if you and your spouse are on good terms and can agree on certain issues in your case.
Until 1987, Washington, like most states, awarded “custody” of the children to one of the parents at the conclusion of a divorce or separation case.
Going through a divorce can be a stressful, expensive, and time-consuming process. In an attempt to minimize some of these burdens, more and more companies
As a co-parent during or following divorce, you may no longer have the authority to make certain unilateral decisions regarding your children’s health and well-being.
The decision to move forward with a divorce is often a difficult one. The end of a marriage can affect your perspective on the memories
Raising teenagers can be difficult under any circumstances, but add divorce to what can already be a difficult time in child’s life and many parents feel find themselves grasping. We have gathered some of the most important things you can do as a parent to help your teenager man…
After divorce, it is common to experience feelings of shame. That shame could arise from multiple sources, including feeling that you let your spouse or
In Washington state, alimony is referred to as maintenance. Maintenance is court-ordered spousal support payments that one spouse makes to assist with the living expenses
The homes. The boat. The investment accounts. During a high-net-worth divorce, the disposition of these and other assets (and debts) may be one of the