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.
Family and Parenting
As a Co-Parent, When Can I Leave My Child Home Alone?
June 23, 2022
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.
How to Strengthen Your Relationship With Your Teen Following Divorce
June 2, 2022
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…
Can a Judge Prevent You From Seeing Your Kids If You’re Unvaccinated?
March 3, 2022
A Canadian judge recently said yes. According to this article from Insider, a judge ruled an unvaccinated father would not be permitted to see his
4 Ways to Show That You Love Your Kids More Than You Hate Your Ex
January 27, 2022
Effective co-parenting during and after divorce is the ultimate act of love you can show for your children. The unfortunate reality for many divorced parents,
How to Navigate Holiday Challenges for Children and Young Adults of Divorce
December 16, 2021
Holidays with family can be stressful no matter what the circumstances. They are especially challenging for children with multiple family units due to their parents remarrying and
Thinking About Adoption in Washington State? What You Need to Know
November 18, 2021
Every child deserves love, stability, and consistency. Is there a child in your life that you have considered adopting, perhaps because they are the child
What You Should and Shouldn’t Store in a Safe Deposit Box
November 11, 2021
The thought of losing your home or its contents in a disaster is a scary thought. Loss of life, destruction of irreplaceable items such as
Weaponized Incompetence: No, It Isn’t Easier to Just Do It Yourself
November 4, 2021
Spoiler alert: If you’re doing everything around the house (or at work) because you’re living (working) with a bunch of incompetent fools, or so they’ve
Why Your Special Needs Child Needs to Be a Part of Your Estate Plan
October 14, 2021
Your estate plan should ensure your special needs child experiences the best quality of life they can, that the assets upon which they will rely will last as long as possible during their lifetime, and that their eligibility for public services will be maximized. Learn more.