March, 2024 | Lutz & Associates, P.S.

Communication guidelines can be clarified in a parenting plan

On Behalf of Lutz & Associates, P.S. | Mar 29, 2024 | Child Custody

People who share minor children don’t generally get to ignore each other after they divorce. Instead, they have to try to find ways to communicate about their children. For some, this is easy because they remain amicable after the split, but that’s not always the...

Can you receive spousal maintenance after your divorce?

On Behalf of Lutz & Associates, P.S. | Mar 21, 2024 | Spousal Support

Spousal maintenance can be a financial lifeline for individuals after their divorce. For partners who stayed at home throughout the marriage or earned significantly less money, spousal maintenance could keep them out of poverty. However, if you receive it, how much...

Can I get custody of my child if I travel frequently for work?

On Behalf of Lutz & Associates, P.S. | Mar 19, 2024 | Child Custody

Divorce is a tough road for anyone going through it, especially when the couple has children. Today, we'll talk about a common query from parents whose jobs require them to travel. On the one hand, one would think that the court should understand that parents have to...

What to know about TRICARE if you’re divorcing a service member

On Behalf of Lutz & Associates, P.S. | Mar 7, 2024 | Divorce

Health insurance often is far down the list of concerns for people who are divorcing. However, if you’ve been getting your health insurance through your spouse’s employer, it’s crucial to secure your post-divorce coverage. Most private employer-provided insurance ends...

3 times someone can modify a spousal maintenance order

On Behalf of Lutz & Associates, P.S. | Mar 5, 2024 | Spousal Support

Financial disagreements are often the biggest challenge during Washington divorce proceedings. Spouses frequently have differing ideas about what property division and financial support terms are appropriate given the household circumstances. Spouses frequently fight...