How to Pay for Your Divorce
October 13, 2022
As a divorce and family law attorney, I have yet to hear of anyone getting married and opening a savings account for divorce fees should
Divorce and Separation
What Is Nesting and Does It Work as a Co-Parenting Strategy?
October 6, 2022
Divorce can be an emotionally grueling process, especially when you have children. In addition to coming to terms with how your own day-to-day is going
How Does Your Divorce Agreement Fit Into Your Ex’s Will?
September 29, 2022
Divorce can be a time of confusion and complexity. In addition to any emotional or other stress, your divorce can impact both your and your
How to Navigate a Seattle Tech Divorce
September 22, 2022
While software developers are among the professions with the lowest divorce rates, coming in at 20.3%, workers in the technology sector who divorce face specific
Who Pays for Extracurricular Activities in Divorce in Washington?
September 15, 2022
For parents, divorce often raises many questions surrounding extracurricular activities. These questions usually include whether the children will get to participate in the extracurricular activities
Practical Advice for Starting a New Career After Divorce
September 8, 2022
Divorce is a time of transition, which can bring about changes in your professional life as much as it can in your personal life. Perhaps
What You Need to Know About Sexual Health After Divorce
August 18, 2022
Divorce is not only about protecting assets and deciding who will keep the marital home afterward. Divorce is about re-envisioning your life following the end
What if You are Divorced and Your Co-Parent Can’t Care for Your Kids?
August 11, 2022
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
What Is an Uncontested Divorce in Washington State?
July 28, 2022
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.
How Does Child Custody Work for Co-Parents in Washington State?
July 14, 2022
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.