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The Rise of the Menodivorce, Causes, and What’s Next

The Rise of the Menodivorce, Causes, and What’s Next

October 23, 2025

Learn how menopause can affect marriage and menodivorce, and when to speak with a Seattle family law attorney about your next steps.

When Your Adult Child Has Special Needs: Estate Planning Beyond Age 18

When Your Adult Child Has Special Needs: Estate Planning Beyond Age 18

October 16, 2025

Learn from a Seattle estate planning lawyer how to protect your adult child with special needs through a thoughtful estate plan.

Feeling Stuck After Divorce? Breaking Free From Divorce Paralysis

Feeling Stuck After Divorce? Breaking Free From Divorce Paralysis

October 9, 2025

Discover practical strategies to overcome divorce paralysis, find routine, and move forward with confidence and support.

Are ‘Life List’ Estate Planning Clauses Enforceable in Washington State?

Are ‘Life List’ Estate Planning Clauses Enforceable in Washington State?

September 25, 2025

A discussion on how “The Life List” movie raises questions about conditional inheritances and digital wills in Washington estate planning.

Protecting Your Children’s Safety Online During and After Divorce

Protecting Your Children’s Safety Online During and After Divorce

September 11, 2025

Learn how divorcing parents in Washington can protect children online by limiting exposure, setting boundaries, and picking the right lawyer.

Why Parents Should Rethink Quitclaim Deeds in Washington Estate Planning

Why Parents Should Rethink Quitclaim Deeds in Washington Estate Planning

September 4, 2025

Uncontested Divorce Isn’t Always the Best Choice: Signs It Might Not Work for You

Uncontested Divorce Isn’t Always the Best Choice: Signs It Might Not Work for You

August 7, 2025

Uncontested divorce can work well in some cases, but if there’s conflict, control, or confusion, it may not be the right choice for you.

Who Keeps the House in a Washington Divorce?

Who Keeps the House in a Washington Divorce?

July 24, 2025

A Seattle family law attorney breaks down how it’s decided who gets to keep the house in a Washington divorce.

Estate Planning for Your 18-Year-Old High School Grad

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.

Co-Parenting With a Narcissist: What the Law Can and Cannot Do

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.