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RBG v. Trump – You Can’t Make This S…. Up!

RBG v. Trump – You Can’t Make This S…. Up!

July 13, 2016

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently very publicly criticized Donald Trump, asserting, among other things, that he is unfit for a presidential candidate. Trump unsurprisingly responded that he found her comments highly inappropriate. This has stirred public discussion on the proprie...

City of Seattle hopes to set precedent on paid family leave

City of Seattle hopes to set precedent on paid family leave

July 7, 2016

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has proposed an extension to Seattle's parental leave permitted to city employees. He plans to replace the current four-week policy with a new eight week paid leave for employees with infants or ill family members. This eight-week period would effectively be a minimum; the...

Deeply Broken System

Deeply Broken System

July 6, 2016

The Huffington Post recently interviewed Rafael López, President Obama's appointed Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. López sees the child welfare system as “deeply broken” with the chief problem being tha...

Volunteer Attorneys are working to provide free legal services to those in greatest need.

Volunteer Attorneys are working to provide free legal services to those in greatest need.

June 23, 2016

Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, a religious based care and recovery program, teamed up with a group of attorneys in an effort to help Seattle's huge homeless population combat overwhelming legal issues by providing free legal services and counsel. A large percentage of Seattle's homeless citizens...

Housing for Seattle’s Homeless Population…

Housing for Seattle’s Homeless Population…

June 16, 2016

It doesn't take statistical analysis for Seattleites to see that homelessness is a problem locally. The Seattle area saw a 19 percent increase from 2015 to 2016 in people living without shelter, from 3,772 to more than 4,500. This is an 84 percent increase from 2011. The Seattle Times recently pr...

High Society: Washington State’s Recreational Cannabis Law and Its Effects on Child Custody and Visitation  Rights by Dana Petersen

High Society: Washington State’s Recreational Cannabis Law and Its Effects on Child Custody and Visitation Rights by Dana Petersen

May 22, 2016

Cannabis use and its effects on Child Custody and Visitation Rights

Kids and Electronics by Randall Enlow

Kids and Electronics by Randall Enlow

May 22, 2016

Smartphones and tablets are simply ubiquitous. As a consequence, children are using them more often and at increasingly young ages, whether the actual versions or toys designed to imitate adult devices. Many if not most of us have likely witnessed a young child in our life seemingly addicted to u...

This is WAY too much to think about………

This is WAY too much to think about………

March 31, 2016

Getting a divorce. Work? Kids? Parenting? Owning a business?

Texas Judge Grants Same-Sex Divorce after Long Fight

Texas Judge Grants Same-Sex Divorce after Long Fight

September 10, 2015

Now that same-sex marriage has been legalized across America, that means that same-sex divorce is also legal. The first cases are starting to roll in for states across the country, and for some it's been a sigh of relief. Same-sex couples who got married in a state where it was legal, then moved ...

Judge Voids Decision after Racist Comments Revealed

Judge Voids Decision after Racist Comments Revealed

September 7, 2015

Unexpected things can always happen in divorce court, but you usually don't expect the judge to pull an error that can change the entire case. A judge in Pennsylvania has been accused of racism after several remarks he made during a child support hearing. The man in the case, Kostas “Gus” Hartas...