Family and Parenting
Protecting Yourself in a Washington Divorce After a Tech Layoff
January 15, 2026
A Seattle family lawyer explains next steps when a tech layoff during a Washington divorce impacts support, residential time, and finances.
Estate Planning for the Sandwich Generation
January 1, 2026
Estate planning for the sandwich generation helps protect Washington children and aging parents, easing worries about incapacity and care.
Mastering the Five C’s of Conflict Communication in Divorce
December 25, 2025
Discover the Five C’s of Conflict Communication for calmer, clearer, and child-focused divorce conversations.
12 Holiday Movies That Make Divorce Feel Lighter
December 11, 2025
Discover 12 holiday movies that explore family dynamics, offering humor, heart, and perspective to help divorce feel lighter.
Washington State’s Child Support Laws for 2026: What’s Changing
November 26, 2025
Learn about the changes coming in 2026 to Washington's child support laws from an experienced Seattle family law attorney.
Co-Parenting With an Asshole: Holiday Edition
November 20, 2025
Hear strategies from a Seattle family law attorney for how Washington state divorced parents co-parent with an asshole over the holidays.
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
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
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?
September 25, 2025
A discussion on how “The Life List” movie raises questions about conditional inheritances and digital wills in Washington estate planning.