Is Pet Abuse by Your Ex Domestic Violence?
June 13, 2024
A Seattle family law attorney can help if you find you are in a situation where your ex is abusing your pet.
Wills and Trusts for Unmarried Couples in Washington State
June 6, 2024
If you are an unmarried couple, a Seattle family law attorney can help you protect your partner through the use of wills and trusts.
What If You Discover Your Spouse Has Been Unfaithful?
May 30, 2024
A Seattle family law attorney can guide you with next steps should you discover that your spouse has been unfaithful.
Wills vs. Trusts: Choosing the Right Estate Planning Tool for You
May 23, 2024
An estate planning attorney can help you draft a will or designate some of your property as non-probate assets by creating various trusts.
Navigating Divorce: Tips for an Amicable Separation
May 16, 2024
Not sweating the small stuff is even more important during separation than it is at other times to have an amicable divorce.
A Guide to Reaching Your Estate Planning Goals
May 9, 2024
Learn from a skilled and compassionate Seattle estate planning lawyer how to reach your estate planning goals.
How to Approach your Partner for a Divorce
May 2, 2024
The thought of how to approach your partner for a divorce can be stressful, even if you believe they will take the news “well.” The upside is there are ways to communicate your intentions that can minimize the uncomfortable feelings you are experiencing while helping to make the conversation go more smoothly.
Your One-Stop Guide to Probate in Washington State
April 18, 2024
Probate in Washington state is relatively straightforward, especially with the guidance of a Seattle estate planning attorney at your side. Here is what you need to know.
10 Divorce Tips to Help You Prepare
April 4, 2024
Unsure where to begin gathering the foundation you need to go through the divorce process with confidence and well-prepared? Consider the following 10 tips to prepare for divorce.
Essential Steps in Estate Planning: Securing Your Family’s Future
March 21, 2024
Everyone who has anyone in their life needs an estate plan, even people who own little or no property.