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Families are unique. Each family has its own way of moving, communicating, responding to adversity and simply handling their day-to-day lives. Divorce is really no different. Despite having set laws that govern the process in each jurisdiction, divorce is a very...
While divorce rates among younger couples have decreased in recent years, the same is not true across the board. Couples over the age of 50 are divorcing at higher rates. According to the Pew Research Center, divorce rates for individuals who are over the age of 65...
As you and your child's other parent negotiate a fair child custody arrangement, it is important that you account for the tax implications that child custody has for the parent who retains primary custody as well as the parent who does not. While it is certainly not...
When you meet the love of your life, everything just seems to fall into place. You love spending time together. You seem to agree on everything. Spending the rest of your lives together seems like an obvious decision. When you’re in the so-called “honeymoon phase,”...
Yes. Mediation is often a peaceful and less costly option for drafting a parenting plan in Washington. Using this alternative dispute resolution process, parents who want to avoid a contentious custody dispute can also save time and money. Mediators can guide you and...
Divorce has become quite commonplace in our society. Around 50% of marriages end in divorce. But although divorce is something most people are likely to experience in their lives, it doesn’t mean they are prepared to handle it. In today’s post, we discuss a few key...
When divorce comes knocking, you and your family might not be the only ones whose lives change drastically. For business owners, the prospect of divorce can be even heavier than for other spouses, because the law generally considers a business to be marital property....
Going through a divorce is never a walk in the park. But high-asset divorce introduces an entirely new set of complications into the mix. If handled incorrectly, it could have drastic implications on your future. Whether you earn an unusually high income or you’ve...
If you’re going through a divorce in Washington and your spouse is the primary breadwinner, you may be concerned about where the divorce will leave you financially. What kind of support are you entitled to, and for how long? In this article, we break it down for you....
When two parents work together to create reasonable parenting and support agreements that distribute duties and obligations fairly, they often find it easier to focus on fully meeting the needs of their child. However, even the best-intentioned co-parents may disagree...
